Charcoal Grey Chikankari Kurti with White Paisley & Floral Embroidery

Radiate understated luxury in this exquisite charcoal grey Chikankari Kurti — a deeper, moodier grey than its steel counterpart, featuring an elaborately embroidered paisley yoke that is nothing short of a wearable work of art.

Fabric & Color Tailored in a rich, sophisticated charcoal/dark slate grey shade on soft, flowing fabric — a deeper, more dramatic neutral that adds gravitas and elegance to the brilliant white Chikankari embroidery, creating a look that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in tradition.

Embroidery & Craft A magnificent display of pure Chikankari embroidery in soft white thread — anchored by one of the most elaborate yoke designs in the collection:

• Exceptionally ornate neckline yoke embroidery — a grand composition of large swirling paisley (keri) motifs, sunflower medallions, dense floral clusters, and curling vine work spanning the full chest width
• Dramatic elongated paisley drop below the placket — a bold, flowing centerpiece cascading gracefully down the chest in classic Lucknawi style
• Neatly spaced small daisy and floral butis scattered in a clean, airy arrangement across the full body — allowing the elaborate yoke to remain the hero
• Wide continuous floral and leaf border columns running boldly along both side panels from shoulder to hem — generously wide and richly detailed
• Beautiful full floral border at the hem — a complete garland of blooms and leaves forming an elegant frame around the hem
• Wide embroidered cuff borders on 3/4 flared sleeves adding a polished, structured finish
• Soft white-on-charcoal contrast delivering a moody, sophisticated, high-fashion aesthetic

This is a delicate Chikankari shirt with mirror work, so please handle it with care.

• Hand wash gently in cold water.
• Use mild detergent only.
• Do not bleach.
• Do not rub, twist, or wring the fabric.
• Wash dark colors separately.
• Avoid soaking for a long time.
• Dry in shade to protect the color and embroidery.
• Iron inside out on low heat.
• Do not iron directly on mirror work or embroidery.
• Store folded or on a soft hanger to avoid pulling the thread work.

For best results, dry clean is recommended to keep the embroidery, mirror work, and fabric looking fresh for longer.