Antra Handloom Magenta A-line Kurta Set

What You Will Receive: 1 Stitched Kurta and 1 pant
Fabric: Pure Handloom Cotton 
Kurta: 3 Inch Front Depth, 49 inches in length, elbow-length sleeves 
Pant Length: 39 inches
Closure: Back Zip in dress and elastic with a zip at the bottom 
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Note: Please refer to the size chart for measurement accuracy.

Grab this stunning antra kurta set crafted from handloom cotton that will enhance your comfort and be easy to carry a whole day long. This kurta set features an A-line kurta with a golden zari border at the edge of the fabric, the same in the sleeves, and a simple but graceful round neckline. The yoke part has a fine Lupi fabric (potli) button on the left side. The straight line pant gives a graceful look to the entire kurta set. Perfect for teenage girls to modern women, from a college to a casual outing this outfit will give you satisfaction after wearing it. Traditional jumkas and minimal jewellery give a classy look.

Handloom cotton

Magenta

Handmade (Potli detail)

Ready to Ship

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