Red Mirror Work Readymade suit

INR. 3,799

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Red Mirror Work Readymade suit · Mirror work · Ready to wear

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Design Details

A bright red cotton kurta with mirror work and cream embroidery framing the neckline and placket, cut with three-quarter sleeves. It comes with a red chiffon dupatta carrying a large cream floral and paisley border, and cotton trousers with an elasticated waist. The cream work against classic red keeps it festive without being heavy, and the set arrives ready to wear, so no tailoring is needed. Also available in yellow.

Includes — kurta, elasticated-waist pants and dupatta
Stitching — ready to wear, no tailoring needed
Surface work — Mirror work on Neck
Measurements — kurta 44 inches; pants 37.5 inches; dupatta 2.5 meters
SKU — VAI-0033

Fit

A-line fit with straight pants.

Fabric and Colour

Colour — Bright red with cream embroidery and mirror work at the neck.
Kurta — Cotton
Bottom — Cotton
Dupatta — Chiffon
Embroidery — Mirror work on Neck

My Story

Mirror work - abhla bharat - travelled into Kutch and Rajasthan from Persia in the seventeenth century, when the discs were cut from mica and, later, from hand-blown glass spun into a dome and shattered into pieces. Because no two shards are the same, each mirror is caught in place by a ring of buttonhole stitches worked to fit it exactly, a small feat of hand-eye judgement repeated hundreds of times over one garment. It was never only decoration: in desert communities the mirrors were believed to turn away the evil eye by throwing a person’s own gaze back at them.

Wash and Care

This set mixes fabrics, so treat the pieces differently. The dupatta should be dry cleaned for the first wash, then hand washed in cold water and dried flat in the shade. The kurta and 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.