Arzu Upada Silk Chikankari Straight Kurti - Red

Q1. What fabric is the red kurta made of?
A1. The kurta is made of lightweight georgette with a soft, breathable cotton lining.

Q2. Is the embroidery on this kurta machine-made or hand-done?
A2. All embroidery is 100% hand-done using traditional Chikankari techniques by artisans in Lucknow.

Q3. How do I care for this kurta?
A3. We recommend gentle hand wash or dry clean to preserve the intricate embroidery and fabric.

Q4. Does the kurta come with bottoms?
A4. No, this product includes the kurta with lining. Bottoms can be purchased separately or styled as preferred.

Q5. Is it lined or see-through?
A5. It comes with a stitched cotton inner lining to ensure opacity and comfort.

Q6. What occasions is this kurta suitable for?
A6. It’s versatile for festive gatherings, casual day outings, office wear, and even small family events.

Q7. Does it shrink or bleed color?
A7. The fabric is pre-washed and color-tested though we suggest washing separately the first time.

Q8. Is this product sustainable?
A8. Yes, our products are made using ethical labor, minimal machinery, and sustainable practices.

Q9. How does the fit run?
A9. It has a straight-cut fit; we suggest referring to our size chart for accurate selection.

Q10. What makes this kurta special compared to regular ethnic wear?
A10. This kurta is not just beautiful but also carries the heritage of Lucknowi Chikankari, each stitch narrating a story of craftsmanship and legacy.

About

Product Inspiration

This red Chikankari kurta is designed for the woman who values bold elegance and cultural richness. The vibrant red makes a statement, while the delicate embroidery whispers tradition and grace.

Artisan Craftsmanship

Every piece is meticulously hand-embroidered by artisans in Lucknow using centuries-old Chikankari techniques. No two pieces are alike, as each bears the signature of the hands that crafted it.

What Makes It Unique

The kurta stands out for its vibrant color, premium georgette fabric, and authentic hand embroidery. It’s not just clothing—it’s wearable art rooted in heritage and handcrafted for today’s woman.