Ladies Chikan Kurtas Dealers in Kolkata (7 products available)

• Brand Name: Scribbled Lens
• Fabric: Cotton
• Color: Multicolor
• Sleeve Type: 3/4th Sleeve
• Stitch Type: Stitched
• Neck Shape: Round Neck
• Size: S, M, L, XL & XXL
• Pattern: Printed
• Packaging Type: Packet
• Occasion: Party Wear, Formal Wear
• Knitted Type: Machine Made
• Type: Designer Kurti
• Season: Summer
• Ethnic Region: India
• Country of Origin: India
• Wash Care: Handwash
• Set Content: Without Leggings
• Specialties: Dry Cleaning, Easy To Wash, Shrink-Resistant, Soft
• Tear Resistant: Yes
• Side Pocket: No
• Work: Digital Print
• Product Quality: Premium Quality

Very fine lakhnawi chikandari hand embroidery all over front and back. Material- georgette. Kurti length - 46 inches

Customer satisfaction is our utmost priority due to which we efficiently store the entire batch in the well-structured warehouse till the delivery of the orders to the customers. Purchasers can get in touch with us all year round for acquiring superior-grade Ladies Lucknow Chikan Short Kurtis at competitive prices. Our Ladies Lucknow Chikan Short Kurtis have a comfortable fabric with a 3/4th sleeve length and a regular fit design. 

Luckhnowi chiken anarkali length 46 size 38 to 44 price- rs 700 moq 12pcs .

• Color: Black, Creamy, Green, Purple, Red, White, etc.
• Season: Summer,Winter, Summer
• Feature: Anti-Wrinkle, Comfortable
• Pattern: Plain, Printed
• Appearance: Classy
• Work: Beaded Work, Embroidered, Stone Work
• Occasion: Casual Wear, Formal Wear
• Occasion: Casual Wear
• Features: Comfortable

In West Bengal, Chikankari is also a widely practiced embroidery art. Record of the travelers of the sixteenth century describes that during the sixteenth century, white work from Bengal, was influenced by the Portuguese traders, the residents of the port Hugli, north of Kolkata of that time. The Bengali migrants who came from Dacca in eighteenth century to settle in Lucknow brought this art of surface ornamentation to Lucknow. Chikan work came into production by the nineteenth century.There was one significant difference between chikankari in Bengal and Lucknow. While the first evolved as a major item for trade, the latter was exclusive to royal clientele.Popular lore states that the origins of this craft of filigreed embroidery can be traced to the Mughal Empress Nur Jahan, who on a visit to Iran was so impressed by the beautiful motifs on the walls of the buildings there, that she ordered them to be copied through embroidery on her garments.Whatever its origin, Chikankari embroidery look really pristine, be it on a Garment, Scarf or a Stole from the collection of Ginvaani Weaves.

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