Artistic Georgette Kurti Burgundy Red Chikankari Gala Buti

How is the neckline worked on the Artistic kurti?

The neck is the richest part of the kurti, with dense white chikankari and small mirrors set into the embroidery, which is the gala buti work in its name. White leaf-shaped butas spread across the body and embroidered panels run down the sides, so the detail frames both the face and the silhouette.

How does the white work show on burgundy?

Very clearly. Deep burgundy is a dark, rich base, so the white threadwork and silver mirrors stand out crisply. It is a high-contrast look that reads well in evening light and keeps its impact in photographs at functions.

What is included in the set?

You get three pieces: the kurti, a bottom and a dupatta. The white dupatta has a sequin sparkle and the bottoms carry mirror detailing, so the three pieces are designed to be worn together and echo the neckline.

How long is the kurti?

The kurti is 45 to 46 inches long, with 19-inch sleeves. Where it falls depends on your height, so measure from your shoulder down to check. It comes with its own bottom and dupatta, so the full look is ready to wear as a set.

How should I care for the mirror and thread work?

Dry cleaning is preferred, especially with mirrors and sequins in the set. If you wash at home, handwash gently with a mild detergent, wash separately, and dry in the shade. Do not scrub or wring the embroidered neck, and iron from the reverse on low heat, avoiding the mirrors.

What jewellery works with it?

With such a busy neckline, skip the necklace. Silver or oxidised jhumkas pick up the mirrors and white thread, and a few silver bangles complete it. Keep footwear silver, white or metallic so it ties in with the sequin dupatta.