Cherry Red Chikankari Kurti & Trouser Co-ord Set with White Floral Embroidery

Command every celebration in this breathtaking cherry red Chikankari Kurti & Trouser Co-ord Set — the most passionate, powerful, and festively charged color in the collection, where brilliant white Lucknawi embroidery blazes against deep red in a combination that has defined South Asian festive fashion for generations.

Fabric & Color Both pieces crafted in a rich, vibrant cherry/crimson red shade on soft, smooth fabric — the most celebratory and auspicious color in South Asian culture, carrying deep festive significance and flattering all skin tones with a warm, radiant, commanding presence.

Embroidery & Craft

• Magnificently embroidered neckline yoke — a grand, sweeping composition of dense white floral garlands, large leaf clusters, and botanical sprays forming a wide, lush panel across the full chest and shoulders
• Elongated central floral cascade — a long, dramatic stem of blooms and leaves dropping dramatically down from the yoke, extending well toward the hem
• Large, densely filled heart-shaped and rounded floral bouquet butis — generously filled and bold, scattered symmetrically across the full body in a clean, impactful arrangement
• Scattered small daisy accent butis between the main bouquets adding natural depth
• Rope-twist leaf border running along all four sides of the kurti — top, bottom, and both side panels — creating a bold, structured frame
• Clean embroidered cuff borders on 3/4 sleeves with rope-twist trim
• Brilliant white-on-red delivering maximum festive drama and impact

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.