Palazzo kurti

A kurti is a sacred cloth that is worn on the body in some Hindu and Muslim countries. It is worn during religious ceremonies and prayers to protect one’s religion, or to convey a message of peace.
Kurtis has different shapes and sizes. They can be made from any material, including satin, silk, wool, linen, rattan, cotton, cotton fabric, etc. There are many styles of Kurtis available in the market today.
Women in the east use a long kurti as a symbol of their religious and spiritual devotion. It is said to be the piece of clothing that they use in their prayers. In the west, Kurtis are more prevalent among men who love to wear them because it is quite fashionable and can fit their fancy. They are also called sarongs.
Kurtis are used to decorating the body and will come in different designs and styles. It can be plain or embellished with some gemstones or jewellery.
Today, there are many available styles of modern kurtis. These designs are elegant and straightforward. Many people prefer them over other clothes.
The word ‘kurti’ comes from the Sanskrit and means ‘tribal garment’. Many other ancient cultures also use Kurtis. These include the Huns, the Persians, the Greeks, the Arabs, the Tibetans, the Hindus, the Sikhs, the Chinese, the Maoris, the Arabs, the Manchus, the Tibetans, and the Indians. They use it as a vital part of their culture and religion. The geometry, which is a fan-like piece of cloth that is worn by warriors in some South Asian countries, is also known as a kurti.
The kurti has a great shape and a unique design. The interior of the kurti may have some symbols that denote the wearer’s faith. Such symbols include a sun, a crescent moon, a hand holding a bag, a heart, a couple of sprigs of flowers, a hole in the middle of the cloth, and various other symbols.
There are many ways in which Kurtis are used. In the east, they are used as a sign of being devout and faithful, while in the west, they are used as a fashion statement.
In India, Kurtis are made from different types of fabrics like silk, velvet, and satin. They are usually long or short in length. They can be simple or elaborate depending on the meaning and the religion of the wearer.
One of the most famous kurtis is known as the bangle kurti in the shape of a bracelet. In India, it is known as the choli, and in Pakistan, it is known as ‘Karwar’.
In the market, you will find many different articles of clothing and various pieces of accessories and other products. All of these can be classified into one of the five categories, namely: jeans, shirts, tunics, jackets, and skirts. The name ‘kurti’ is derived from a word meaning ‘attire for defence and protection’.

• Style : Khadi Cotton long kurti
•  Length: Calf Length
• Color:  Melange
• Material: Khadi Cotton
• Sleeve : 3/4th Sleeve
• Feature Design: Beautiful  embroidery designs in front
• Special Feature :  side slit and beautiful hand embroidery
• Note: Model height is 5’8″  and wears “Large” size . The sleeve is attached .
• Item in Box: 1 Kurti
• Occasion: Casual , Festive & Classic Occasions
• Sizes:  Medium(38-39), Large(40-41), X-Large(42-43), XX-Large(44-46) {in inches}
• Wash Care : Regular machine wash. Wash dark colors separately.
• Disclaimer: Actual product color might be different due to Desktop or Mobile Brightness