Green Gold Chanderi
Green Gold Chanderi
Green Gold Chanderi · Chanderi · Stitched to your size
Sizes
XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL
Choose your size above — it is required before you can add to cart, and it is the size we cut and stitch to. Each set is made from a single length of fabric, one piece only, so once it sells it goes out of stock in every size.
Size exchanges only. Returns only for manufacturing defects. Contact us for more details.
Design Details
An olive-green Chanderi kurta printed all over with cream and gold florals, with fine gold zari detailing tracing the round neckline and three-quarter sleeves. The sheer matching dupatta carries larger blush and gold blooms across an olive-gold ground and finishes in tasselled ends, and olive trousers ground the set. Chanderi's translucent, lightly glossy weave lets the gold catch the light without any heavy surface work, giving the muted olive an unexpected warmth. A refined pick for daytime weddings, pujas and festive gatherings.
- Includes — kurta, pants and dupatta
- Stitching — stitched to your chosen size, included in the price
- Measurements — kurta customisable; pants customisable; dupatta 2.5 metres
- SKU — VAI-0011
Fit
A-line fit with straight pants. Requires lining.
Fabric and Colour
- Colour — Olive green with cream and gold florals and fine gold zari detailing.
- Kurta — Chanderi
- Bottom — Cotton
- Dupatta — Chiffon
My Story
Chanderi comes from a small town in Madhya Pradesh where weavers have worked since at least the thirteenth century, and its defining quality comes from a refusal to compromise: the yarn is never degummed. Leaving the natural gum on the thread is what gives Chanderi its glassy translucence and cool, papery shine - and what makes it maddeningly delicate to weave. Motifs are not printed on but woven in by hand with a separate needle for each butis, gold zari worked into a ground so sheer you can see light through it. A single sari can take a weaver a month.
Wash and Care
This set mixes fabrics, so treat the pieces differently. The kurta and dupatta should be dry cleaned for the first wash, then hand washed in cold water and dried flat in the shade. The bottom can be washed in cold water with a mild detergent from the start. Do not bleach or wring. Press on a low heat with a cloth between the iron and any zari or embroidery.
Shipping Information
We stitch on demand, so we will let you know when your order is ready to ship.