The design
Buti: The Mughal Flowering Plant
Buti comes from buta, a flowering plant, and names the small sprays scattered across Indian cloth. The motif took its form in Mughal India. Jahangir prized flowers and had his painters record them from life, and under Shah Jahan the single flowering plant was carved in marble along the walls of the Taj Mahal, inlaid in stone and woven into carpets and silks. Here the sprays are worked in thread and sequins, scattered over the flare and rising from the border at the hem.
Piece by piece
Technical Specifications
What each piece is made of, and how it is finished.
Anarkali
- Fabric
- Art silk, satin finish
- Workmanship
- Silver thread and gold sequin neckline, waistband, buttis, cuffs and hem border, front and back
- Inner lining
- Micro
- Stitching
- M (38), XL (42), 2XL (44), margin to 3XL; padded
- Length
- 52 in
- Structure & closure
- V neck, high waist, pleated flare, full sleeves, round back with dori ties and tassels
Pant
- Fabric
- Micro
- Workmanship
- Plain
- Stitching
- Fully stitched, elastic waist, up to 44
Dupatta
- Fabric
- Art silk
- Workmanship
- Thread and sequin buttis, embroidered border
- Length
- 2.2 m
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
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We replace, free of cost, anything that arrives damaged, defective or wrong, if you tell us within 48 hours of delivery. Kurta sets and kurtis can be exchanged once for a different size within 3 days (₹150 exchange shipping). We do not accept change-of-mind returns.
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Delivery is free across India. We dispatch in 2–3 business days; delivery then takes 3–5 days to metro cities, 5–7 to smaller cities and 7–10 to remote areas.
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