The design
Jaal: The Net of Flowers
Jaal is the Hindi and Urdu word for net, and in Indian design it names an all-over pattern: flowers and leaves held together by a lattice of stems, with no single centre. Under the Mughals it spread across carpets, carved stone screens and woven and embroidered cloth, and karigars in Lucknow still lay out jaal by hand for chikankari. This kurta is machine embroidered, but its scattered flowers and trailing vines follow the same idea: a garden that covers the whole cloth.
Piece by piece
Technical Specifications
What each piece is made of, and how it is finished.
Kurta
- Fabric
- Faux georgette
- Workmanship
- Floral thread embroidery across the front; plain back with corset lacing and a tasselled dori
- Stitching
- Stitched, XS to XL: bust 34–42 in, waist 30–38 in
- Structure & closure
- Short, sleeveless, square neckline
Palazzo
- Fabric
- Faux georgette
- Workmanship
- Solid, no work
- Length
- 39–40 in
- Structure & closure
- Wide-leg
Dupatta
- Fabric
- Faux georgette
- Workmanship
- Plain, sheer
- Length
- 2.1 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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Yes, anywhere in India. We confirm every COD order on WhatsApp before we ship it.
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We send your tracking link on WhatsApp and email as soon as your order ships.
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