Hariyali | Green Handloom Kurta Set

What You Will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Kurta & 1 Bottom
Fabric: Handloom Cotton
Kurta Length: 42 Inches
Bottom Length: 39 Inches
Sleeves: Elbow Sleeves — 11 Inches
Neck Depth: Sweetheart Neckline — 7 Inches
Lining: Cotton Lining
Closure / Comfort: Non-Padded | No Side Zip 
Sizes Available: XS to XXL
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only
Shipping Time: 15 To 20 Working Days

Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurements before ordering. Slight colour variation is natural in handloom cotton — each piece carries the unique character of genuine handcraft. These are not defects. They are proof.

        Green like a forest after the first monsoon rain —
and over it, a jacket woven with the stories that South Indian looms have been telling for centuries.Hariyali is rooted in the earth and dressed in heritage.

              Handloom cotton in deep forest green carries the quiet confidence of something that does not need to announce itself — the colour is rich, the texture natural, the fabric breathing and alive in the way that only hand-woven cloth can be. In Hariyali, this green becomes a clean A-line kurta with a sweetheart neckline and a centre front row of small red potli buttons — a traditional handcrafted closure detail that is both delicate and deliberate. But it is the open-front jacket that transforms Hariyali entirely. Constructed entirely from the same woven figurative border fabric that appears at the kurta hem and the bottom cuff, the jacket is itself a textile object — deep red and gold with bands of elephants, figures, and geometric temple motifs woven in the traditional South Indian manner. This is not a printed fabric — the motifs are born in the weave, thread by thread, carrying the visual language of temple corridors and processional celebrations. The jacket drapes open over the kurta without closure, its elbow length matching the kurta sleeves beneath, the figurative border fabric covering the shoulder and arms in a richness that the plain green below holds effortlessly. At the kurta hem and the black straight pant cuff, the same woven border fabric appears again — so the heritage motif travels from jacket to hem to foot in a single, unbroken design conversation that makes every piece of the set feel like it was always meant to be together.

🌿 Best For:
Hariyali's A-line silhouette and open jacket construction are graceful on all body types — the jacket adds visual structure at the shoulders while the straight kurta skims the body cleanly below. The sweetheart neckline flatters the bust beautifully without exposure. Breathable handloom cotton ensures all-day comfort. The deep green and red-gold border palette is particularly luminous on dusky, wheatish, and warm skin tones, where the colours resonate with natural warmth.

🎯 Best Suitable Occasion:
Hariyali is designed for celebrations where tradition is worn with elegance — from temple festivals, Navratri gatherings, and religious ceremonies to festive family functions, cultural events, and intimate wedding celebrations. The richness of deep green handloom cotton paired with woven red-gold temple motifs creates a look that feels graceful, rooted, and deeply connected to the timeless beauty of Indian textile heritage.

🌸 Speciality:
The open-front jacket constructed entirely from woven figurative border fabric is Hariyali's defining element — not a jacket that has border trim applied to it, but a jacket that IS the border fabric, from collar to cuff. Elephants, figures, and geometric temple bands woven in red and gold — this jacket is a textile in its own right, worn as outerwear over the clean green kurta with the confidence of something that knows its own worth.

🎨 Artful Touch:
The woven figurative border fabric appears at three points in Hariyali — the jacket, the kurta hem, and the bottom cuff — and at each point it is the same fabric, same motif, same loom. The elephants that walk across the jacket sleeves are the same elephants that frame the kurta hem and finish the pant leg. This repetition is not redundancy — it is the design logic of traditional Indian textile dressing, where the border is the signature and it signs every piece of the ensemble in the same hand.
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