Oviya Handloom Kurta Set in Gray

What You Will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Kurta and 1 pant
Fabric: Pure Handloom Cotton
Kurta Front Depth: 3 inch
Kurta Length: 49 inches
Sleeves: Elbow Length
Pant Length: 39 inch
Closure: Back Zip in dress and elastic with zip at the bottom 
Model Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
Wash Care: Dry Wash Only
Note: Please check the Size Chart for Accurate Measurment.

The Oviya Handloom Cotton Kurta Set is crafted for effortless comfort and everyday elegance. Made from breathable handloom cotton, the A-line kurta features a subtle golden zari border along the hem and sleeves, a graceful round neckline, and delicate Lupi (potli) button detailing on the yoke. Paired with straight-cut pants, this versatile set is perfect for college wear, casual outings, and all-day comfort—from teenage girls to modern women. Style it with traditional jhumkas and minimal jewellery for a polished, timeless look.

Handloom cotton

Rust Yellow

Handmade (Potli detail)

10-12 DAYS

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