Mrigakshi Hand-Embroidered Kurta, Pants and Dupatta set

Crafted in pure zari tissue, Mrigakshi is an elegant celebration of texture and craftsmanship. The panelled A-line kurta carries a soft luminosity, elevated through thoughtfully placed hand embroidery inspired by the Krishnakamal.

The V-neckline is highlighted with an intricately hand-embroidered Krishnakamal motif, created using katdana, beads, resham and zari. Delicate vertical zari lines running along each panel lend structure to the silhouette, while the ghera is richly adorned with repeated Krishnakamal motifs that create a beautifully finished hemline. Matching floral embroidery on the sleeves completes the design with subtle continuity.

The ensemble is paired with a Magenta Farshi Salwar, lending richness and contrast to the soft ivory kurta. Both the kurta and Farshi Salwar are lined with breathable mul cotton, ensuring comfort while preserving the graceful fall of the zari tissue.

The statement dupatta features extensive appliqué work, further highlighted with hand-embroidered Krishnakamal motifs. A striking combination of Pistachio Green and Magenta is framed with purple zari-striped facings along all four sides, adding depth and definition to the drape.

Refined, versatile, and timeless, Mrigakshi is designed for festive celebrations, intimate weddings, and occasions where understated elegance leaves the strongest impression.

Details

• Pure zari tissue fabric
• Soft Ivory shade
• Panelled A-line kurta
• V-neckline
• Hand-embroidered Krishnakamal motif on the neckline
• Hand embroidery crafted using katdana, beads, resham and zari
• Fine vertical zari detailing across each panel
• Heavy embroidered Krishnakamal border at the ghera
• Embroidered sleeve motifs
• Magenta Farshi Salwar
• Kurta and Farshi Salwar lined with soft mul cotton
• Statement appliqué dupatta with hand-embroidered Krishnakamal motifs
• Purple zari-striped facings on all four sides of the dupatta

Styling Tips

Pair Mrigakshi with traditional gold or antique-finish jewelry and embroidered juttis or metallic heels. Wear the dupatta loosely over one shoulder to showcase the appliqué work and contrasting borders, or drape it around both shoulders for a more classic festive look. Complete the ensemble with a sleek bun adorned with fresh flowers or soft waves for effortless elegance.