Arsh Handcrafted Pure Tissue Kurti and Dupatta Set
Exquisite hand-embroidered Chikankari ensemble featuring intricate Boota Booti motifs across the kurti. The coordinating dupatta showcases a traditional Banarasi border, crafted in lustrous Tissue fabric for an elegant party-ready aesthetic. Each piece celebrates authentic artisanal embroidery with signature stitches—Ulti Bakhiya, Murri, Ghass Patti, and Phanda—that define premium Chikankari craftsmanship.
The set has been dyed in Mehendi Green colour and can further be dyed.
Fabric – Tissue
Thread - Cotton
Work - Yog Gala Booti with Heavy Dupatta embroidery.
Length - 5.5 mtrs (3mtrs kurti + 2.5mtrs dupatta)
Chikankari Stitches Used -Ulti Bakhiya, Murri, Ghass Patti and Phanda
Disclaimer:
Please note that due to the handmade nature of our products, there might be slight variations in the crafting and embroidery compared to the showcased images. The visibility of threads on the back of the materials is a symbol of authentic handmade chikankari. These minor differences are inherent to the human involvement in the crafting process, and they contribute to the beauty and uniqueness of each piece.
Description
Exquisite hand-embroidered Chikankari ensemble featuring intricate Boota Booti motifs across the kurti. The coordinating dupatta showcases a traditional Banarasi border, crafted in lustrous Tissue fabric for an elegant party-ready aesthetic. Each piece celebrates authentic artisanal embroidery with signature stitches—Ulti Bakhiya, Murri, Ghass Patti, and Phanda—that define premium Chikankari craftsmanship.
The set has been dyed in Mehendi Green colour and can further be dyed.
Fabric – Tissue
Thread - Cotton
Work - Yog Gala Booti with Heavy Dupatta embroidery.
Length - 5.5 mtrs (3mtrs kurti + 2.5mtrs dupatta)
Chikankari Stitches Used -Ulti Bakhiya, Murri, Ghass Patti and Phanda
Disclaimer:
Please note that due to the handmade nature of our products, there might be slight variations in the crafting and embroidery compared to the showcased images. The visibility of threads on the back of the materials is a symbol of authentic handmade chikankari. These minor differences are inherent to the human involvement in the crafting process, and they contribute to the beauty and uniqueness of each piece.
