Blue Kasavu Handwork Kurti

This White and Blue Kasavu Handwork Kurti combines elegant Kerala style with beaded handwork neck pattern. Made with high-quality tissue silk fabric and Hand block printed cotton fabric in the neck area, this traditional piece is perfect Festive Occasions.

Color: White and Blue

Size : Small (Bust-32 Waist-30 Hip- 34 Length-42 Sleeve Length-12 (All measurements are in Inches)

Material : Tissue Silk

Weight : 300g

Unit : Single

Important Note – Color may slightly vary due to the camera lighting

1. Pair with Traditional Bottoms:

   • Team the kasavu kurti with golden-bordered palazzo pants for a traditional look.
   • Straight cotton pants or Leggings in Black, gold and cream tones enhance the elegance.

2. Accessorize with Traditional Jewelry:

   • Wear Temple jewelry or antique gold jewelry like jhumkas, chokers, and bangles for a graceful traditional vibe.
   • Opt for pearl jewelry for a subtle and delicate look.

3. Elegant Dupatta:

   • Add a kasavu dupatta with golden or beige handwork to elevate the outfit for festive occasions.
   • A sheer organza dupatta with golden borders adds a modern twist.

4. Hairstyle:

   • A sleek low bun adorned with jasmine flowers (gajra) for a classic Kerala touch.
   • Loose waves or a side braid also complement the traditional look.

5. Bindi & Makeup:

   • A small golden or red bindi adds charm to the outfit.
   • Keep the makeup natural with earthy tones, a golden highlighter, and bold kohl-rimmed eyes.

6. Bags:

   • Choose potli bags, golden clutches, or handmade embroidered jute bags to complete the ensemble.
     

Caring Tips 

1. Gentle Hand Wash:

   • Hand wash the kurti in cold water using a mild detergent. Avoid harsh scrubbing, as it can damage the kasavu border and delicate embroidery.

2. Avoid Machine Wash:

   • Machine washing may tangle and loosen the handwork beads. Always opt for gentle hand washing or dry cleaning.

3. Dry in Shade:

   • Do not dry the kurti in direct sunlight, as it may fade the gold kasavu border and damage the beadwork.

4. Ironing:

   • Use a low-temperature iron to prevent damaging the kasavu. Turn the kurti inside out to iron areas with bead embroidery to avoid snags.
   • Avoid steam ironing on the beadwork.

5. Storage:

   • Store the kurti in a cool, dry place. Wrap it in a muslin cloth or tissue paper to prevent friction with other garments.
   • Avoid hanging it for long periods, as the hand embroidery may sag.

6. Beadwork Care:

   • Inspect the handwork embroidery for loose beads after every wash. Handle gently to prevent damage.

7. Stain Removal:

   • Immediately spot-clean any stains using a damp cloth and mild soap. Do not rub harshly, as it may harm the fabric and embroidery.

8. Dry Cleaning for Best Results:

   • For occasional or festive wear, professional dry cleaning ensures the kurti remains vibrant and fresh for years.