Royal-Blue Cotton-Silk Kurta & Banarasi Chanderi Palazzo Set | Copper-Zari Stripes + Gota Patti Trim

Own every spotlight—from office ethnic day to sangeet night—in this show-stopping co-ord. A lustrous royal-blue South cotton-silk kurta skims mid-thigh, its scoop neckline and ¾ sleeves edged with hand-finished gota patti scallops. Below, wide-leg Banarasi Chanderi palazzos explode with geometric copper-zari stripes that shimmer with every stride. Two artisan crafts (Banarasi weave + gota work) make one fuss-free set that nails 2025’s “heritage-meets-modern” trend.

Key Features

• South Cotton-Silk Kurta (38 in): Silk sheen, cotton breathability.

• Banarasi Chanderi Palazzo (42 in): Hand-loom copper-zari chevron stripes; fully lined in cotton.

• Gota Patti Accents: Metallic scallops at neckline & cuffs add subtle sparkle.

• Flattering Scoop U-Neck & ¾ Sleeves: Jewellery-ready, year-round length.

• Mix-and-Match Friendly: Pair the kurta with jeans or the palazzo with crop tops.

• True Royal Blue: Dual-tone weave shifts from sapphire to indigo under different lights. 

Fabric & Care

• Kurta: South cotton-silk | Palazzo: Banarasi Chanderi silk with copper-zari (cotton lining)

• Dry-clean only to preserve sheen & metallic yarns

• Store folded in muslin; avoid direct sunlight

Why You’ll Love It

1. Runway-Ready Banarasi Pants: Wide-leg metallic palazzos are trending hard for 2025 fêtes.

2. All-Day Comfort: Breathable fabrics + cotton lining keep you cool through long events.

3. Instant Two-Piece Versatility: Wear together or split for three new outfits.

4. Photo-Ready Shine: Copper-zari stripes catch flash for IG-worthy shots.

5. Desk-to-Dinner Ease: Swap flats for metallic heels and you’re celebration-ready.

FAQs

Does the palazzo have pockets?
Yes—side pockets fit a phone and lipstick.

Is the kurta see-through?
No—the cotton-silk blend is opaque and drapes smoothly.

Can I hand-wash it?
Dry-cleaning is recommended to keep the zari lustrous and kurta sheen intact.

Scratchy zari?
The palazzo is fully lined; the zari never touches skin.