This kurta set is constructed in handwoven silk brocade featuring a geometric grid pattern woven in zari across the fabric. The repeating square structure creates a subtle architectural texture while allowing the metallic threads to catch light with movement. The kurta is designed in an angrakha style with a wrap construction that creates a flattering and structured silhouette. The V neckline and softly flared sleeves allow the brocade to fall fluidly while maintaining the clean geometry of the woven pattern.

The geometric zari grid runs continuously across the garment, creating visual rhythm and depth in the textile. The kurta is paired with matching brocade trousers cut in the same handwoven silk fabric, forming a coordinated ensemble where the brocade pattern becomes the defining element. The textile is handwoven in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, where brocade weaving traditions continue on traditional looms. The result is a contemporary designer outfit that combines heritage craft with modern tailoring.

Craft

Handwoven silk brocade with geometric zari grid pattern woven on traditional looms in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh.