Please refer to Size Chart and not sizing guide to know your perfect fit. 

Please note more inventory of these Kurtas is arriving in a few days; if you are unable to find your size, do not worry, simply drop us an email at namaste@meiraas.com and we will send you a payment link and book your piece.

THE SUSTAINABILITY QUOTIENT (TSQ):

1. Artisan Skill enhancement: One of a kind tunic design with exceptional blocks that were not used for years; a delight for creative minds.
2. MARGINS – all Meiraas Ready to Wear comes with margins to enable minor alteration; Margins are most important feature if one wishes to make more sustainable ready to wear pieces. Margins need expert hand tailoring and are neatly managed in the in seams to keep wearer’s comfort in mind.
3. Top quality cotton fabric used, that is sourced from top mills of India; This ensures basic sustainability initiatives undertaken by such companies, like Rain Water Harvesting facility to help recycle water for spinning cotton yarn.
4. Handmade in India

KHAYAL (mood board):

Dopehri is a summer song of Lucknow presented by Meiraas!! Through this entry range collection of ours, we want you to step into the oasis of slow summer living of yesteryears that we are all trying to bring back collectively!!

POSHAAK (about the product):

Gulaab – Pink has always been an uplifting hue for Indians. The legendary fashion editor of Vogue, Diana Vreeland once commented “Pink is the Navy Blue of India”, denoting the significance the hue has for Indians.

While Pink is often pigeonholed as feminine in Western parlance, in India the feminine energy has deep significance since ancient period.

We equate feminine energy with grace, softness, nurturing ability that can appreciate art and aesthetics. Pink is the colour of Lotus and Rose for us. The feminine energy that gave these qualities was held in high esteem by men of Ancient India too, and hence was embraced by them.

This is why Pink is important hue for India.

This Pastel Rose Pink Chikankari Kurta made on soft cotton has a Round and V design, showing beautiful décolletage, and comfortable in the sweltering months.

The neck has beautiful embroidery, while the rest of the body has lovely scattered motifs.

The back of the Kurta has small bootis scattered at a distance.

Important:

1. Chikankari garments are translucent by nature as they are mostly made on lighter cottons & in natural white or pastel shades. To wear a slip underneath is subjective to the wearer’s comfort
2. Only Kurta is available to shop from this post.

Fabric: Pure Cotton

Styling Tip: Will work beautifully with Firoza Bel dupatta and Mogra Chikankari Palazzo Pant  dupatta, as shown in the images.