Sunny Organza Suit (T+B+D) Yellow Hand Painted

What do the painted flowers look like?

They are large orange roses with green leaves, painted by hand and placed over the flared kurta. On the light, sunny yellow ground they read warm and cheerful, and small gold touches add a little festive lift without taking attention away from the flowers.

What is the dupatta like?

The dupatta is sheer organza finished with a gold trim along its edge. Being light and see-through, it floats easily over the shoulders and lets the painted roses on the kurta show through when you drape it. It comes in the set with the top and bottom.

What are the kurta and pant lengths?

The kurta is 48-49 inches long and the pants are 38-39 inches. The suit comes stitched, in sizes up to 44 (XXXL), as a complete set of top, bottom and dupatta. The kurta has a full flare, which gives the whole outfit its shape.

How is the hand painting done?

The artisan applies paint or dye straight onto the organza with brushes and similar tools, building the shading and blending by hand. The suits are handcrafted at the Indiehaat unit in Kota under master artisan Haq Nawaz, so small differences between pieces are expected.

What is organza like to wear?

Organza silk is sheer, lightweight and crisp, with a subtle sheen and a fine weave. That crisp texture suits the flared cut of this kurta, and the sheen catches the light around the painted roses. It is dry clean only, so keep it in a separate bag in a dry place.

How should I style it?

Keep jewellery simple and warm-toned: gold or kundan earrings and a few bangles work well with the yellow and orange. Embroidered juttis or light heels finish it, as the flowers already give the outfit plenty of colour.