Cotton Linen Kurtas for Women

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Bagru Print Kurta with Gota Yoke

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Bagru Print Kurta with Gota Yoke

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Blue Sanganeri Block Print Kurta Set with Kota Dupatta

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Yellow Sanganeri Block Print Kurta Set with Kota Dupatta

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Pink Sanganeri Block Print Kurta Set with Kota Dupatta

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Sanganeri Print Kurta in Off White with Lace Detail

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Sanganeri Print Kurta in Light Peach with Lace Detail

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Pink Sanganeri Floral Buti Kurta with Gota

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Rs. 1,350
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Floral Printed Buttoned Kurta in Flex Cotton Blue

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Floral Printed Buttoned Kurta in Flex Cotton Pink

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Pittan Work Kurta in Pink

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Pittan Work Kurta in Black

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Indirookh's cotton linen kurtas for women are crafted in Jaipur using traditional bagru print, sanganeri print, hand block, gota work, and chanderi techniques. Each kurta is woven, cut, and stitched in small batches the kind of pieces you can't find in mass-market ethnic wear.

The collection covers block print kurtas, bagru print kurtas, sanganeri print kurtas, chanderi silk kurtas, gota patti kurtas, mandarin collar kurtas, hand-embroidered pieces, and full kurta sets with matching kota doria dupattas. For festive layering, add a handloom quilted jacket or a handloom waistcoat over kurta.

Pair with our linen cotton pants, stretchable festive pants, or wide leg pants depending on the occasion. For sheer chanderi or kota doria kurtas, layer over one of our cotton kurta slips for a clean, opaque base.

What makes these kurtas different

  • Hand block printing on cotton and chanderi no digital prints
  • Gota work and hand embroidery done in Jaipur, not machine-applied
  • Kurta sets with coordinated dupattas, available together or separately
  • Traditional silhouettes A-line, straight, anarkali in true Indian sizing
  • Festive pieces in chanderi silk and cotton voile; everyday in cotton

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between bagru print and sanganeri print?

Bagru print uses earthy, natural-dye palettes (indigo, madder red, iron-black) on off-white grounds, with bolder motifs. Sanganeri print features finer, more delicate floral patterns on light backgrounds, typically printed in finer detail. Both are hand block printed near Jaipur, and you'll find pieces in both styles across this collection.

Are chanderi silk kurtas heavy or hot to wear?

Chanderi is a lightweight silk-cotton blend surprisingly cool and breathable for a silk-feel fabric, which is why it's a festive favourite even in warmer months. Layer with a cotton kurta slip for opacity.

Do these kurta sets include the dupatta?

Some sets are kurta + dupatta, some are kurta + pant + dupatta, and some are kurta-only. The exact contents are listed in the product title and description. Matching kota dupattas can be purchased separately.

Which kurta works best for office wear?

The mandarin collar kurtas, straight-cut block print kurtas, and lighter sanganeri pieces work well for office contexts. Pair with our linen cotton trousers instead of churidars for a more contemporary look.

How do I care for a gota work kurta?

Dry clean only is the safest route for gota patti and hand-embroidered kurtas. If you must hand wash, use cold water and don't scrub the embroidered area. Store flat or on a padded hanger to preserve the gota work.

What sizes are available?

XS to XXL across most pieces, with kurta sets following the same range. Each product page has a measurement chart measure across bust, waist, and hips and follow the chart rather than your usual size, as handloom fabrics can vary slightly.

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