Brown Ivory Gota Work Anarkali Cut Kurta Salwar Set

About the garment

A brown and ivory anarkalianarkaliA long flared kurta to the ankle, worn with churidar and a dupatta. Named for a Mughal-era courtesan-dancer.-cut kurtakurtaA long shirt or tunic, worn loose, falling anywhere from hip to knee. Everyday or festive depending on the fabric. with gota pattigota pattiStrips of metallic ribbon applique-stitched into floral or geometric motifs — Rajasthani festive. trim, worn with a matching . The kurta flares from the waist in the classic anarkali shape, falling to the ankle — the gota work runs at the neckline, hem, and cuffs in restrained geometric strips rather than all-over coverage. The ivory works against the brown in a combination that feels warm and considered. For , Navratri, or any festive occasion where you want to dress properly.