Jamdani Weave 3 Piece Kurta Bottom Dupatta Suit Set Fsrd208
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M-38
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Size
M-38
Product Description
Jamdani Weave 3 Piece Kurta, Bottom & Dupatta Suit Set (FSRD208)
Kurta (Tunic Top)
Silhouette: Straight cut, mid to long length tunic with side slits.
Neckline: Modified round neckline with a subtle notched V split. The neckline is highlighted with delicate pearl/bead details and hand embroidered French knot accents along the border.
Sleeves: Classic full length or three quarter length sleeves with clean hem finishing.
Dupatta (Scarf/Stole)
Sheer, lightweight, and broad fabric designed to drape elegantly over the shoulder.
Features tasseled fringe edging (pallu trim) along the borders.
Bottoms
Paired with matching indigo straight cut pants, concealed beneath the drape of the tunic.
Patterns & Motifs
Body (Butis)
Scattered throughout the body of the kurta and dupatta are delicate, spaced out Jamdani floral and dot motifs (bootis or butidar), woven in silver white or muted zari thread.
Borders & Hemline (Jhalar / Floral Vine)
The hem of both the kurta and dupatta displays prominent, dense floral motifs depicting leafy stems and blooming flowers.
Running horizontally above the hem are woven zari/metallic stripes that provide a defined finish to the floral border.
Material & Handweaving Process
Fabric Base: Lightweight, breathable Jamdani cotton/silk cotton blend with a crisp yet soft drape and subtle natural slubs, characteristic of handloom weaving.
Color: Rich indigo blue, reminiscent of naturally plant dyed indigo textiles.
Handweaving Craft (Jamdani Weave)
Discontinuous Weft Technique: Jamdani is a supplementary weft technique of handweaving. The floral motifs are created directly on the loom by hand using small spools (shuttles) of thread, inserting the white design thread alongside the main indigo warp and weft.
Look & Feel: Unlike prints or machine embroidery, Jamdani motifs are woven directly into the fabric structure itself, making the patterns appear embedded with a semi-sheer, soft finish on both sides of the garment. edit
Kurta (Tunic Top)
Silhouette: Straight cut, mid to long length tunic with side slits.
Neckline: Modified round neckline with a subtle notched V split. The neckline is highlighted with delicate pearl/bead details and hand embroidered French knot accents along the border.
Sleeves: Classic full length or three quarter length sleeves with clean hem finishing.
Dupatta (Scarf/Stole)
Sheer, lightweight, and broad fabric designed to drape elegantly over the shoulder.
Features tasseled fringe edging (pallu trim) along the borders.
Bottoms
Paired with matching indigo straight cut pants, concealed beneath the drape of the tunic.
Patterns & Motifs
Body (Butis)
Scattered throughout the body of the kurta and dupatta are delicate, spaced out Jamdani floral and dot motifs (bootis or butidar), woven in silver white or muted zari thread.
Borders & Hemline (Jhalar / Floral Vine)
The hem of both the kurta and dupatta displays prominent, dense floral motifs depicting leafy stems and blooming flowers.
Running horizontally above the hem are woven zari/metallic stripes that provide a defined finish to the floral border.
Material & Handweaving Process
Fabric Base: Lightweight, breathable Jamdani cotton/silk cotton blend with a crisp yet soft drape and subtle natural slubs, characteristic of handloom weaving.
Color: Rich indigo blue, reminiscent of naturally plant dyed indigo textiles.
Handweaving Craft (Jamdani Weave)
Discontinuous Weft Technique: Jamdani is a supplementary weft technique of handweaving. The floral motifs are created directly on the loom by hand using small spools (shuttles) of thread, inserting the white design thread alongside the main indigo warp and weft.
Look & Feel: Unlike prints or machine embroidery, Jamdani motifs are woven directly into the fabric structure itself, making the patterns appear embedded with a semi-sheer, soft finish on both sides of the garment. edit
- Fabric: Jamdani Cotton/Silk-Cotton Blend
- Jamdani Weave: Unlike prints or machine embroidery, the Jamdani motifs are woven into the fabric structure itself, making the patterns appear embedded with a semi-sheer, soft finish on both sides of the garment.