The kurta may be a very traditional style of Indian clothing. Still, it is a timeless classic that can be worn to festivals, parties, and special events. The choice of Chanderi fabric means a shimmering, lightweight, and sheer texture that moves and flows naturally with the movement of the wearer.
Chanderi fabric, due to its lightweight and flowing texture and form, is an excellent match for fine embroidery to add delicate details along the neckline, sleeves, and to provide hints of color and design across the bodice. The natural shimmer of the fabric is a perfect match for the detailed embroidery that can look very traditional, feminine, or more modern.
The Embroidered Features
When choosing an embroidered Chanderi kurta, the amount of embroidery and the details of the needlework are often a consideration. Subtle embroidery can highlight the design and style and draw attention to the neck, sleeves, or the bodice of the kurta. Typically, the embroidery is not on the hemline to allow the natural movement of the lightweight fabric.
If you choose embroidered Chanderi kurta with a larger embroidery pattern or design, this becomes the focus of the kurta. It can make a more traditional or a more feminine statement, creating a unique look to the kurta. Women can combine the kurta with different styles of pants to create a more formal or a more casual look.
In addition, choosing an embroidered Chanderi kurta in a Sharara set is another option to consider. When combined with a dupatta, this offers an excellent option for a festival, party, or another special event.
