Kaina Modal Chikankari Straight Kurti- Baby Pink

Q1. Is the fabric soft and breathable?
A1. Yes, the kurti is made from modal, which is known for its smooth texture, breathability, and gentle drape.

Q2. Does this kurti have lining?
A2. No, it doesn’t have a lining. Due to its light color, we recommend wearing it with a nude or white inner.

Q3. Can I wear it for office or daily wear?
A3. Definitely! Its elegant embroidery and soft color make it perfect for office, brunch, or everyday elegance.

Q4. Is the embroidery done by hand?
A4. Yes, the white Chikankari embroidery is completely hand-done by artisans in Lucknow.

Q5. How should I wash this kurti?
A5. Gentle hand wash in cold water or dry clean is best to maintain the embroidery and fabric quality.

Q6. Does it shrink after wash?
A6. Modal fabric typically has minimal shrinkage if washed with care. Avoid hot water and machine drying.

Q7. Will the color fade over time?
A7. With proper care and no harsh detergents, the baby pink shade retains its charm even after multiple washes.

Q8. What type of bottom wear suits this kurti?
A8. White or cream straight pants, palazzos, or even blue jeans work beautifully depending on the occasion.

Q9. Is this a festive wear piece?
A9. Yes, it’s versatile enough for light festive gatherings, poojas, or elegant daytime events.

Q10. What makes Chikankari embroidery special?
A10. Chikankari is a heritage embroidery style from Lucknow, known for its handwork precision, floral motifs, and regal charm.

The Kaina Modal Chikankari Kurti is a graceful ode to feminine softness and timeless craft. The pastel hue combined with white embroidery brings understated elegance to every wear.

Each piece is carefully handcrafted by artisans in Lucknow, preserving the centuries-old Chikankari legacy. The fine floral motifs and subtle textures are a testament to our dedication to slow fashion and cultural artistry.

What makes this kurti unique is the fusion of heritage handwork with the fluid luxury of modal. Lightweight, breezy, and elegant, Kaina is not just an outfit—it’s a poetic expression of Indian tradition with a modern soul.