The Gul-e-Rana Kurta Set is the collection's quietest love letter — and it means every word.
Woven from 40gm chanderi in ivory, the kurta carries an all-over scatter of cross stitch carnations in peach-coral and green — each flower rendered individually, stem to petal, with the naturalistic precision of a botanical illustration rather than a repeating pattern. The motifs are larger and more fully formed than a typical buti scatter, generous enough to be read from across a room but intimate enough to reward close attention. Front and back both carry the same even distribution — the back as considered as the front, the carnations continuing without interruption around the full silhouette.
A lace insert panel across the upper back yoke and lace trim along the sleeve seam add the finest handcraft detail to an otherwise embroidery-led composition. The wide sleeves close with a sheer organza edge trimmed in lace — the lightest possible finish for the lightest possible fabric.
The khaitan silk pants carry the carnation embroidery through at the hem, with a scalloped organza finish that mirrors the kurta's delicacy at ground level.
Reach for it at bridal showers, engagement mornings, Eid gatherings, garden weddings, and every occasion that deserves the kind of dressing that feels like it was chosen with care.
Woven from 40gm chanderi in ivory, the kurta carries an all-over scatter of cross stitch carnations in peach-coral and green — each flower rendered individually, stem to petal, with the naturalistic precision of a botanical illustration rather than a repeating pattern. The motifs are larger and more fully formed than a typical buti scatter, generous enough to be read from across a room but intimate enough to reward close attention. Front and back both carry the same even distribution — the back as considered as the front, the carnations continuing without interruption around the full silhouette.
A lace insert panel across the upper back yoke and lace trim along the sleeve seam add the finest handcraft detail to an otherwise embroidery-led composition. The wide sleeves close with a sheer organza edge trimmed in lace — the lightest possible finish for the lightest possible fabric.
The khaitan silk pants carry the carnation embroidery through at the hem, with a scalloped organza finish that mirrors the kurta's delicacy at ground level.
Reach for it at bridal showers, engagement mornings, Eid gatherings, garden weddings, and every occasion that deserves the kind of dressing that feels like it was chosen with care.
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The Gul-e-Rana Kurta Set is the collection's quietest love letter — and it means every word.
Woven from 40gm chanderi in ivory, the kurta carries an all-over scatter of cross stitch carnations in peach-coral and green — each flower rendered individually, stem to petal, with the naturalistic precision of a botanical illustration rather than a repeating pattern. The motifs are larger and more fully formed than a typical buti scatter, generous enough to be read from across a room but intimate enough to reward close attention. Front and back both carry the same even distribution — the back as considered as the front, the carnations continuing without interruption around the full silhouette.
A lace insert panel across the upper back yoke and lace trim along the sleeve seam add the finest handcraft detail to an otherwise embroidery-led composition. The wide sleeves close with a sheer organza edge trimmed in lace — the lightest possible finish for the lightest possible fabric.
The khaitan silk pants carry the carnation embroidery through at the hem, with a scalloped organza finish that mirrors the kurta's delicacy at ground level.
Reach for it at bridal showers, engagement mornings, Eid gatherings, garden weddings, and every occasion that deserves the kind of dressing that feels like it was chosen with care.
Woven from 40gm chanderi in ivory, the kurta carries an all-over scatter of cross stitch carnations in peach-coral and green — each flower rendered individually, stem to petal, with the naturalistic precision of a botanical illustration rather than a repeating pattern. The motifs are larger and more fully formed than a typical buti scatter, generous enough to be read from across a room but intimate enough to reward close attention. Front and back both carry the same even distribution — the back as considered as the front, the carnations continuing without interruption around the full silhouette.
A lace insert panel across the upper back yoke and lace trim along the sleeve seam add the finest handcraft detail to an otherwise embroidery-led composition. The wide sleeves close with a sheer organza edge trimmed in lace — the lightest possible finish for the lightest possible fabric.
The khaitan silk pants carry the carnation embroidery through at the hem, with a scalloped organza finish that mirrors the kurta's delicacy at ground level.
Reach for it at bridal showers, engagement mornings, Eid gatherings, garden weddings, and every occasion that deserves the kind of dressing that feels like it was chosen with care.