Navratri Kurtas For Women

Festive Clothing with House of Kari Navratri Kurtas for Women

Festivals in India call for celebrating the rich cultural diversity of our nation. One such occasion is Navratri, nine beautiful nights that mark the power of Shakti, the divine feminine.

Shopping for kurtas for Navratri is a ritual that most women enjoy during the holidays. The most popular choice amongst all remains the cotton Chikankari kurta, which truly reflects the traditional elegance of Indian festive wear.

At House of Kari, we celebrate women of today with our exclusive range of festive kurta collections. As you twirl around playing Garba, the artisanal Chikankari kurta makes you feel like a goddess.

Chikankari Craftsmanship for the Festive Season

Chikankari is a traditional hand embroidery craft that originated in Lucknow. The delicate art of chikankari has been admired for centuries for its elegant and delicate hand embroidery. The soulful integration of every stitch reflects the delicate craftsmanship of this traditional embroidery.

The floral motifs featured on even a basic cotton chikankari kurta speak a language of its origins. Unlike machine-made motifs or printed patterns, chikankari style kurtas feel alive with their heritage value.

Straight cuts are a complete festive treat. Consumers can shop for short chikankari kurta and long chikankari kurta at House of Kari. An unusual twist in ethnic wear, we also bring you printed chikankari kurta for festive wear.

Navratri Special Kurta: Colour & Fabric

An extensive range of Chikankari kurtas is available in many different styles: long Chikankari kurtas and short Chikankari kurtas. Each piece seamlessly blends heritage embroidery and contemporary designs.

Colour palettes cover vibrant shades like yellow, deep navy, red, pink, and refreshing green. The traditional Navratri colour palette covers different colours for each day. Of course, the classics remain an untouched range that consists of serene beiges to majestic whites.

These Navratri kurtas are made from breathable fabrics such as cotton, muslin, Chanderi, and modal blends. Perfect for wearing to special occasions like Diwali, Holi, and Navratri.

Festive Kurta Collection at House of Kari

Our popular collection celebrates chikankari kurtas in multiple forms, such as the following:

• White Chikankari Kurtas: A classic festive staple that pairs beautifully with colourful dupattas.
• Bright Festive Kurtas: Bold shades inspired by Navratri colours.
• Flared & A-Line Kurtas: Perfect for garba and dandiya nights.
• Minimal Elegant Kurtas: Ideal for pujas and family gatherings.

How to Style Kurtas for Navratri?

Styling a designer chikankari Navratri kurtas can be done in multiple ways for different occasions:

Daytime Puja or Aarti Gatherings

Pair a light-coloured cotton chikankari kurta with palazzo pants or gharara bottoms. Accessorise the look with a gajra in your bun and oxidised jhumkas. Complete the look with Punjabi juttis and a brass sling bag.

Garba Nights

Choose jewel tones such as red or ruby pink. Style it with dhoti pants or flared palazzo pants. Pair with Kolhapuris and a tassel bag. Tie your hair in a neat bun and top it up with mirror-work lace detailing.

Evening Soirees or Dinner Parties

Pick a neutral-tone Navratri kurta for women from our festive collection. Effortlessly drape a bandhani dupatta around your shoulders and slip your feet into kitten heels. Opt for lightweight makeup and soft curls.

House of Kari: Kurtas for Navratri

Crafted from breathable fabrics and flattering silhouettes, these kurtas for Navratri celebrate the modern woman. Dancing and celebrating for nine nights requires comfortable Indian outfits. House of Kari's chikankari kurtas can be worn by women for the Navratri festival to celebrate Indian craftsmanship.

The versatile Chikankari festive kurtas can be repurposed for a simple dandiya look with your girlfriends or a grand garba night in your college. Bring on your desi avatar with this chic avatar of festive wear.

Shop authentic hand-embroidered craftsmanship and make your festive closet stand out. House of Kari offers easy returns and exchanges amidst the hustle and bustle of the festive season. Shop now!

FAQs

Q1: How to style a Navratri look?

To style a Navratri look, pair a long chikankari kurta with palazzo pants. Wear the ensemble with a brass bag and long jhumkas along with mojaris.

Q2: Which colour do we wear on the first day of Navratri?

Most people prefer wearing a white kurta on the first day of Navratri.

Q3: What are the nine colours of Navratri?

The nine colours of Navratri are as follows:

Day 1: White

Day 2: Red

Day 3: Royal Blue

Day 4: Yellow

Day 5: Green

Day 6: Grey

Day 7: Orange

Day 8: Peacock Green

Day 9: Pink

Q4: What to give girls on Navratri?

You can gift kurtas for Navratri in bright shades, which can be repurposed as formal, casual, or daily wear.