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IVORY WHITE DENSE CHIKANKARI


An ivory Georgette kurti in dense, tonal Chikankari-style embroidery — an all-over paisley and swirl lattice, a structured yoke motif, floral sleeve placement, and an embroidered hem border. Sold as the kurti only.



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Kurti Full Sleeves Set
₹ 1,869.00 ₹ 1,869.00
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SIZE XS(Bust-34), S(Bust-36), M(Bust-38), L(Bust-40), XL(Bust-42)
COLOR Pure White, Lemon Yellow, Lily Peach, Prim Rose, Whitish Pink, Purple, Light Purple
AGE GROUP 25-35, 35-45
MATERIAL Rich Georgette
GENDER Female

Some Chikankari pieces let embroidery punctuate the fabric. This one lets it take over. Across a soft ivory Georgette ground, a dense, all-over lattice of tonal swirl and paisley embroidery covers the kurti almost edge to edge — close-set, layered, the kind of density that reads as lace from a distance and as individual looped stitchwork the closer you look. At the yoke, the pattern gathers into a more structured paisley motif that anchors the neckline, finished with its own embroidered trim at the narrow keyhole opening. The sleeves carry a lighter, more open floral placement against sheer georgette, closing at an embroidered cuff border. A tonal hem border runs the full width of the kurti, giving the dense embroidery a defined stopping point rather than fading out. This is Chikankari built for texture over colour — quiet, layered, and made to be noticed slowly. Sold as the kurti alone.

This kurti is made in Georgette — a lightweight fabric with a fine crinkled texture and a naturally fluid drape. Georgette is especially suited to dense embroidery work like this: its crepe surface gives layered, close-set stitching room to hold definition without the fabric turning stiff or heavy, and its semi-sheer quality lets light pass through the embroidery rather than sitting flat against it.

What this means for the wearer:

  • Lightweight despite the density of embroidery — the fabric itself stays soft against the body
  • Semi-sheer character typical of Georgette 
  • Fluid drape that moves with the body rather than holding a stiff shape
  • A delicate fabric that calls for gentle, low-heat care 

Note: fabric composition (100% Georgette vs. a blend) and comes with a inner lining.

Since this listing is for the kurti only, styling suggestions below are pairing ideas — not included items.

As styled (Heritage-ready): Paired with ivory palazzo pants and heeled sandals, as shown, for a monochrome, editorial finish that lets the dense embroidery carry the entire look. Suited to daytime celebrations, receptions, or any occasion that calls for craft-forward dressing without heavy colour.

Reinterpreted, contemporary routes:

  • With straight-leg or wide-leg trousers in white or ivory — keeps the tonal palette intact while offering a cleaner, more streamlined silhouette than palazzo pants.
  • With structured denim — the density of the embroidery against a plain, structured fabric creates strong contrast in texture rather than colour, a quieter version of the heritage-meets-contemporary pairing.
  • Layered over a plain camisole or slip in a soft contrast tone — lets the sheerness at the sleeves and side seams read intentionally rather than incidentally.
  • With minimal gold or pearl jewellery — given the density of the embroidery, the strongest styling choice is often restraint elsewhere; let the kurti be the only detailed element in the look.

Footwear: heeled sandals for evening or celebration wear; flat juttis for a more relaxed daytime version.

The embroidery on this kurti draws on Chikankari, the traditional embroidery style associated with Lucknow, known for its fine, disciplined stitchwork worked directly onto the base fabric.

What's visible on this piece:

  • Dense, all-over swirl and paisley embroidery covering the body of the kurti in an interlocking, close-set pattern — considerably denser than a scattered-motif Chikankari treatment, closer to a lace-like effect at a distance
  • A structured paisley motif at the yoke, giving the neckline a more defined focal point within the overall density
  • Floral motifs at the sleeves, placed with more openness than the body, letting sheer georgette show between the stitches
  • A tonal embroidered border at the cuffs and along the hem, giving the dense pattern a clean, deliberate edge
  • A subtly embroidered trim at the keyhole neckline

This is tonal Chikankari worked at high density — thread matched to the fabric shade, with the visual interest coming entirely from texture, layering and light rather than colour contrast. The closer the embroidery is worked, the more the piece depends on precision: layered swirl-and-paisley work like this is a more involved treatment than a single scattered motif, which is worth noting as a genuine differentiator once verified against the product record.

Top questions answered


This kurti is made in Georgette — a lightweight, softly draping fabric that supports dense embroidery without adding weight or stiffness.

The kurti features dense, tonal Chikankari-style embroidery — an all-over swirl and paisley pattern across the body, a structured yoke motif, and floral placement at the sleeves.

No — this listing is for the kurti only. The palazzo pants shown are for styling reference.

It pairs well with ivory or white trousers, structured denim, or a plain camisole layered beneath for definition.