Kumari Blue Handloom Anarkali Dress

What You Will Receive: 1 Fully Stitched Kurta and 1 fully stitched Bottom — Handloom Cotton with Soft Cotton Lining
Fabric: Handloom Cotton + Soft Cotton Lining
Color: Royal Blue with Magenta Contrast
Kurta Length 54 Inches, Bottom Length 39 Inches
Neckline: Zero Neckline (Round Neck),
Sleeve: Elbow Length
Work: Embellishment Hand-Stitched Mirror Work — Yoke
Falir: Full Flair - 5 Mtr.
Closure/ Comfort: Side Zip, Non-Padded
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only
Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurement.
Slight colour variation is natural in handloom cotton — each piece carries the unique character of genuine handcraft. Mirror placements may vary very slightly from piece to piece. These are not defects. They are proof.

Best For: Anarkali silhouettes flatter almost every body type — especially pear and rectangular shapes, as the fitted yoke and flowing flair create a balanced, elongated silhouette. A beautiful choice for women who want to look effortlessly put-together without trying too hard.

Perfect For: Navratri · Family Functions · Wedding Guest · Festive Occasions · Casual Elegance · Everyday Ethnic · A Newlywed Bride's Daily Wardrobe

She walked in. The mirrors caught the light. The room turned.

Meet Kumari, a floor-length anarkali set in royal blue handloom cotton, made for the woman who dresses for herself first and the room second.

The kurta flows at a generous 54-inch length, cut in 5 metres of breathable handloom cotton with a soft inner lining that moves with you. This is the real thing — the kind that softens with every wash and gets more beautiful with time.

The mirror work is what people will ask about. Each mirror is hand-stitched — individually cut, individually placed, individually secured with hand-knotted thread embroidery by artisans trained in the traditional mirror work craft of Gujarat and Rajasthan. The mirrors are scattered across the yoke and dance through the full flair of the kurta. In daylight, they shimmer quietly. In a lit room, they do what mirrors do. Catch every eye.

The zero neckline keeps the silhouette clean and classic. No drama at the front — all the drama is saved for the back.

The lace-up corset back is the detail that makes Kumari, Kumari. A full lace-up running down the upper back, drawn together in a bow at the waist. It is the kind of detail that a woman notices in the first thirty seconds and talks about for the rest of the evening.

Paired with a matching magenta-accented handloom cotton bottom — 39 inches, soft-lined, with a side zip for a clean finish. Comfortable enough for a full day. Elegant enough for the evening.

Style it with silver oxidised jhumkas and a bindi. That is all Kumari needs. That is all you need.

BK1303N

Pure Handloom Cotton

Royal Blue and Magenta Bottom, Slight colour variation is natural in handloom cotton — each piece carries the unique character of genuine handcraft.

The mirror work, zero neckline keeps the silhouette clean and classic, lace-up corset back is the detail that makes Kumari, matching magenta-accented handloom cotton bottom

54 inch

15-20 Wrking Days

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This product has been crafted by hand and may have slight irregularities or imperfections in color or embellishment or weaving. Any weaving or embroidery irregularities or shade variations are characteristic of the fabric and cannot be considered defects. colors as you see on the website may vary from the actual colors of the garments due to the process of photography and your device.

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