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Name : ANARKALI/ Casual kurtis for women/ Designer kurtis for women/ Traditional kurtis for women/ Cotton kurtis for women/ Party wear kurtis for women/ Ethnic kurtis for women/ Printed kurtis for women/ Party wear/ Anarkali kurtis for women/ Kurtis for weddings for women/ Kurti with dupatta for women

Fabric : Cotton Blend

Sleeve Length : Three-Quarter Sleeves

Pattern : Printed

Combo of : Single

Sizes :  

M (Bust Size : 38 in, Size Length: 54 in)

An Anarkali Kurti is a long, flared dress-style kurti that is typically worn with churidars, leggings, or palazzos. It is known for its graceful, flowing design, and is often adorned with beautiful embellishments, making it ideal for festive, formal, or wedding occasions.

Key Features :  

Silhouette :  

The Anarkali kurti has a distinctive, flared shape. The body of the kurti is fitted at the top (often around the bust or waist) and then gradually widens towards the hem, creating an "A-line" or flared effect.

It is usually knee-length or floor-length, offering a graceful, princess-like appearance.

Fabric :  

Anarkali kurtis come in a variety of fabrics, including cotton, silk, georgette, chiffon, velvet, and brocade. Lighter fabrics like cotton and chiffon are popular for day-to-day wear, while heavier fabrics like silk and velvet are chosen for formal and wedding occasions.

Design and Embellishments :  

The kurti may feature intricate embroidery, beading, sequins, zari work, or mirror work, adding an elegant touch to the overall appearance.

Some modern Anarkali kurtis are adorned with contemporary elements like digital prints, block prints, or floral patterns.

Neckline Styles :  

Anarkali kurtis typically have a variety of necklines, such as round, V-neck, high-neck, keyhole, or even collar necks, depending on the overall style of the kurti.

Embellished or embroidered necklines are als

Country of Origin : India