Components: Top-kurta, bottom-straight gharara, duppata

Colour: Top- torquoise blue, bottom- torquoise blue, duppata - torquoise blue

Fabric: Top - silk brocade, bottom- georgette, duppata -organza

Embroidery: The motifs appear to be created using zari embroidery, which is characterized by the use of metallic threads, traditionally gold or silver, to create elaborate floral and geometric designs. The garment also features jaali work, a delicate lattice or net-like embroidery that adds texture and intricacy to the design. This jaali work is visible on certain parts of the dress, blending harmoniously with the gold and silk thread embroidery. Typically, jaali work involves creating open spaces with threads to produce a patterned mesh effect, which enhances the elegance and visual interest of the fabric. The heaviest embroidery is found along the hem, sleeves, and neckline, forming ornate borders that define the silhouette of the dress.

In vibrant turquoise blue, this silk brocade kurta is adorned with intricate zari and jaali embroidery, featuring floral and geometric motifs across the neckline, sleeves, and hem. Paired with georgette bottoms and an organza dupatta, it reflects the elegance of ancient Indian craftsmanship and the enduring legacy of a rich cultural heritage.