Taana Bana Handloom Brown A-line Kurta Set
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What You Will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Kurta and 1 Stitched Pant
Fabric: Pure Handloom Cotton
Top Length: 47 inches
Sleeve Length: 18 inches
Pant Length: 39 inches
Closure: Elastic with a zip at the bottom
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Note: Please refer to the size Chart for Accurate Measurment.
Bring out the charm of earthy tones with this warm brown Kurta set, thoughtfully designed for understated elegance and comfort. Made from breathable handloom Cotton fabric, this ensemble features an A-line top with gentle gathers and a smart pencil-cut pant. The yoke and flared sleeves are delicately embellished with handcrafted mirror work and tonal thread embroidery, adding a festive sparkle without being too loud. The structured yet flowy silhouette makes it ideal for day functions, festive get-togethers, or elegant everyday wear.
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