Neel Bagh Embroidered Unstitched Suit
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- Only 1 piece, made by hand
- Hand-embroidered
- Stitch to your fit
- Each piece one of a kind
An ivory suit blooming with blue and black thread florals, like a garden sketched in ink.
The kurta has an ivory base. A geometric outlined yoke opens into flowing stems of blue and black blossoms that cover the whole front.
Product Details
Fabric: Cotton
Includes: 2 pieces (Kurta fabric, Dupatta)
Salwar: To be made from the same fabric as the kurta
Craft: Thread embroidery
Format: Unstitched, to be tailored to your fit
Design Details
Base colour: Ivory
Embroidery: Shades of blue and black
Pattern: All-over floral garden (bagh) jaal
Wash Care
Hand wash separately in cold water
Do not soak
Do not tumble dry
Dry in shade to preserve colour and detailing
Note: Each piece is embroidered in small batches. Slight variations in stitch, motif placement and colour are part of its handcrafted character.
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What our customers say
- ★★★★★
“The outfit looks very graceful and the fabric feels soft on the skin. Perfect for festive occasions and family gatherings.” – Kavya I.
- ★★★★★
“Great value for money. The fabric feels breathable and the design is modern yet traditional.” – Pooja V.
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“Love it so much” – Jeannie P.
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“I bought this for a festive occasion and it looked stunning. The quality and design are impressive.” – Nisha A.
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“Such a classy piece. Perfect for casual gatherings as well as festive occasions.” – Arjun M.
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“Received exactly what was shown on the website. Good quality and nice finishing.” – Divya M.
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“The quality exceeded my expectations. Beautiful embroidery and neat finishing.” – Payal S.
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“Comfortable and breathable fabric with premium finishing.” – Nikita S.
- ★★★★★
“The embroidery work is elegant and neatly finished. The fabric feels soft and comfortable throughout the day.” – Aditi S.
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“The material feels premium and lightweight. It drapes beautifully and looks very elegant.” – Neha M.