Pure Mul Chanderi Lucknowi Chikankari Unstitched Suit for Women with Dupatta – Hand Embroidered Ethnic Dress Material (2 Piece Set) - Magenta

2026-03-28T13:45:42+05:30

Price: 5499.00

Celebrate timeless elegance with this Nazaira Pure Mul Chanderi Unstitched Chikankari Suit Set, a perfect blend of heritage craftsmanship and contemporary ethnic fashion. Designed for women who appreciate authenticity and refined detailing, this 2-piece unstitched dress material brings the beauty of Lucknowi hand embroidery straight into your wardrobe.

Crafted from pure mul chanderi fabric, the suit offers an ultra-lightweight, breathable, and skin-friendly feel, making it ideal for all-day wear across seasons. The fabric drapes gracefully and carries embroidery beautifully, ensuring a rich yet effortless look once stitched. The highlight of this designer piece lies in its handcrafted Chikankari embroidery, meticulously done by experienced artisans from Lucknow. The kurta panel is adorned with intricate channa patti handwork, floral motifs, and delicate thread detailing that reflect generations of traditional craftsmanship. The neckline is finished with an elegant glass gala, adding a subtle statement touch without overpowering the design.

The set includes a matching mul chanderi dupatta, enhanced with coordinated hand embroidery that complements the kurta perfectly. Being completely unstitched, this suit gives you the freedom to tailor it into a kurta, straight fit, A-line, or traditional silhouette as per your style preference. Rendered in a rich Magenta (Rani) shade, this ethnic suit is perfect for festive occasions, cultural gatherings, poojas, casual ethnic outings, and elegant daywear. Its understated luxury makes it equally suitable for women across age groups, from 18 to 60 years.

With no machine work involved, each piece is unique, celebrating slow fashion and handmade artistry. Choose Nazaira for premium quality, authentic Lucknow Chikankari, and timeless ethnic elegance that never goes out of style. With Nazaira, you don’t just wear a kurta – you wear a legacy of craftsmanship, tradition, and pride in every stitch.