This kurta is Made on Order only

An Oxblood shade Chikankari Kurta in our Noir series of exploring rich, dark shades. The Kurta is a classic in our Noir moodboard! It also amalgamates our Amer motif.

The Sustainability Quotient (TSQ):

1. Skilled Resham Hand Embroidery on absolutely novel motif art.

2. Exclusive Amer Motif hand carved following all processes.

2. Antiquemotif art & layout created using hand carved motifs following all processes.

3. Handloom Chanderi

4. Conceptual Chikankari work, that might someday be housed in a museum of crafts, or a well researched coffee table book.

KHAYAL (mood-board):

Amer motif was created by us in the year 2020. The motif is a replica of Amer Fort, Jaipur Guldaan art done in Molten Glass in the original monument. This motif inspired us to create a range of Amer inspired Chikankari garments, as artfully, Amer Fort is one of the most beautiful forts we have seen so far.

To add to this, Noir, is a series we had created a couple of years back, to celebrate a new dimension in Chikankari embroidery – the tone on tone dark. We started this process with Black, & since then have tried Moss Green, and now moving to explore Oxblood shade. This kind of Chikankari is the opposite of classic & ethereal White on White or pastel Tone on Tone. This is rich, decadent, sultry, elegant, mysterious & yet, stately.

POSHAAK (about the dress):

This rich Oxblood shade kurta has a beautiful ghaspatti bel neckline. It features an antique late 19th Century miniature flower vase motif, which also finds its parallel in Amer fort. This is why we picked this motif to go along with the grand Amer motif newly crafted by us.

This motif is scattered on the sleeves and front of the Kurta, and the back has the grand Amer Vase motif, along with keel bootis.

It is a beautiful, artful Kurta that is sure to turn heads and become a conversation starter.

If you wish to add plain Glazed Cotton pants in same shade to match, then please email us at namaste@meiraas.com and will get back with pant costing and payment link along with the kurta.

This post has Kurta (stitching is complimentary) that can be shopped. Pants can be added extra, as explained above.