Blue Organza Anarkali Kurta Set with Dupatta

A blue organza Anarkali kurta set with a V-neckline and 3/4 sleeves, finished with gold-toned gota, zari and sequin trims along the neckline and vertical panels. The kurta flares into a full hem and is detailed with an embroidered lattice and small floral motifs.

The set includes straight pants with organza hem panels and layered gota work, along with a matching bordered dupatta for a coordinated finish.

• Pack Contains: 1 Kurta,1 Pant,1 Dupatta
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Garment Type: Anarkali
• Color: Blue
• Pattern: Solid
• Surface Styling: Embroidered, Zari, Sequins
• Neck Type: V-Neck
• Sleeve Length: 3/4 Sleeves
• Waist Rise: Mid
• Closure: Pullover
• Lining: Yes
• Lining Fabric: Shantoon

Fabric: Pure Viscose Organza

Pure viscose organza gives the kurta a ultra-light, crisp feel with a clean, smooth finish. It has no stretch, so the fit feels more fixed through the bust and shoulders, while the Anarkali flare keeps movement easy.

The outer layer has a translucent look, and the lining adds coverage for comfortable wear. Bottom: pure viscose organza. Dupatta: pure viscose organza with a light, floaty drape.

• Wash Type: Dry Clean Only
• Do not wash at home—dry clean only; avoid spot-cleaning unless the label allows, and keep away from direct sun/heat.

This is ideal for festive celebrations like family get-togethers, festive dinners, Diwali parties and Eid evenings, and it also works well for wedding functions such as engagement, mehendi or sangeet with dressier jewellery.

For festive gatherings, keep it polished with gold juttis or low block heels in a metallic finish, a small potli or box clutch in gold, and kundan or pearl-drop earrings that sit neatly within the V-neck frame. Add slim gold bangles and drape the dupatta over one shoulder for a clean finish.

For wedding events, elevate it with strappy metallic heels, a structured embellished clutch in champagne or antique gold, and statement earrings plus a short necklace that stays inside the neckline. Drape the dupatta across both shoulders for a more formal, photo-ready look.