Naurah Peach Modal Chikankari Straight Kurti

Naurah Peach Modal Chikankari Straight Kurti

The Naurah Chikan presents designer collection of kurtis. The Ghaspatti work chikan kurti is a beautiful and intricate work of art that is sure to add a touch of elegance to your wardrobe. The hand embroidered work is a traditional Indian embroidery technique that has been passed for generations. Introducing our exquisite Modal Chikan Straight Kurti, a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and timeless style. Crafted with meticulous care and adorned with intricate chikan embroidery, this kurti is a true masterpiece that will elevate your ethnic wardrobe. Made from high-quality modal fabric, known for its softness and breathability, this kurti ensures optimal comfort even during the warmest days. 

The straight silhouette of this kurti offers a versatile and flattering fit for women of all body types. Its classic design is complemented by a round neckline and three-quarter sleeves, adding a touch of modesty and grace. Whether you’re heading to a casual gathering, a festive celebration, or even a formal event, this kurti effortlessly adapts to your style needs. Pair this Modal Chikan Straight Kurti with contrasting leggings, jeggings, or even palazzos for a chic and trendy look. Complete your ensemble with statement accessories such as chunky earrings or a statement necklace to add a personal touch and enhance its overall appeal.

Trivia

Chikan embroidery is entirely done by hand. Skilled artisans called “karigars” meticulously stitch delicate patterns onto fabric using a variety of stitches, creating beautiful designs. White-on-White: Traditionally, chikan embroidery was done using white thread on white muslin or fine cotton fabric. This monochromatic color scheme gives chikan work its signature elegance and sophistication Chikan embroidery employs several types of stitches, including the famous “shadow work” or “bakhiya,” which involves creating a delicate shadow effect by stitching on the wrong side of the fabric. Other common stitches used in chikan work include “hool,” “phanda,” “murri,” “jali,” and “keel kangan.” Chikan embroidery features a wide range of motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, vines, birds, and paisley patterns. Additionally, chikan work may incorporate traditional Indian motifs like butis (small dots) and jaalis (intricate lattice-like patterns).