Bestseller
"When it comes to Indian ethnic wear, our Bestseller kurtas have a special place in every woman's heart. They are our go-to outfit - whether it's attending a wedding or puja, meeting up with friends, or just running errands. There are some kurtas in our closet that we keep going back to over and over again. Read More
One such beloved staple is our Bestseller Chikankari Kurta. With its simple yet graceful look and ability to be styled so many ways, this kurta has become a trusty favorite. The sheer finesse of the white-on-white threadwork could only have been achieved by the skilled hands of artisans from Lucknow where the craft originated. Tiny floral motifs intermingle with geometric and foliage patterns, coming together in a rhythmic symmetry that entrances the eye. The overall effect is ornamental without going over-the-top in bling. For the woman who prefers Bestseller classics over trends, this handcrafted simple kurta pieces shows heirloom status. Beyond aesthetic appeal, our bestseller scores high on practicality too. The rayon-cotton fabric blend is ideal for Indian weather - light enough not to weigh you down while the breathable texture keeps air circulating. There is no need to sacrifice comfort for beauty! The pastel palette of soft roses, mint greens and powder blues offers versatile styling potential. You can even contrast it with white churidars or go monochrome with matching pants - the options are endless. Also, the next time you host a puja, head out for brunch with the girls or even to the office, you know our Bestseller Chikankari Kurta has your back. Like a beloved friend, it will transition seamlessly from traditional celebrations to everyday hustle without losing an ounce of its understated grace. Along with the best of quality, we also offer pocket friendly prices on our bestseller kurtis for women.
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Precision and Detailing
Each Chikankari Kurta at Zibaa is made with utmost precision and detailing. It takes our skilled artisans hours of hard work to make sure each piece of Chikankari kurti, co-ord Set, tunic and top is perfection personified.
Process of making Bestseller
A tailor first measures the fabric as per the design blueprint. Using scissors or automated cutting machines, they precisely cut the fabric in the required shape and panel with minimum...
Highly skilled and experienced stitching workers then meticulously stitch the cut fabric pieces together with fine, sturdy threads using sewing machines or sometimes by hand. Smaller sections like sleeves, collars,...
Using traditional techniques, artisans use hand-carved wooden blocks dipped in natural dyes to impress beautiful floral, paisley, geometric patterns onto the base fabric. Block printing by hand lends an ethnic,...
Intricate embroidery using resham threads, zari, sequins, beads etc. is meticulously done by hand to ornately decorate the suits. Fine, uniform stitches are made to create stunning embellishments of floral,...
Once essential stitching and embellishment are complete, the suits undergo thorough cleaning cycles and washing. This pre-shrinks softens the fabric, removing the residual dirt, dust and loose threads. Proper washing...
To achieve the desired colors, patterns and prints, the pre-washed fabric undergoes dyeing via traditional methods like screen, block and spray printing in vivid, striking hues and prints. This not...
In this final fabrication step, additional buttons, lace trims, sequins and other embellishment are hand-stitched to ornament and enhance the outfit. Any loose threads are neatly trimmed and minor fabric...
Final ironing using steam iron boxes helps lend a smooth finish and subtle sheen. Craftsmen evenly press the full suits using optimal heat settings compatible with the fabric-type. This gives...
A tailor first measures the fabric as per the design blueprint. Using scissors or automated cutting machines, they precisely cut the fabric in the required shape and panel with minimum...
Highly skilled and experienced stitching workers then meticulously stitch the cut fabric pieces together with fine, sturdy threads using sewing machines or sometimes by hand. Smaller sections like sleeves, collars,...
Using traditional techniques, artisans use hand-carved wooden blocks dipped in natural dyes to impress beautiful floral, paisley, geometric patterns onto the base fabric. Block printing by hand lends an ethnic,...
Intricate embroidery using resham threads, zari, sequins, beads etc. is meticulously done by hand to ornately decorate the suits. Fine, uniform stitches are made to create stunning embellishments of floral,...
Once essential stitching and embellishment are complete, the suits undergo thorough cleaning cycles and washing. This pre-shrinks softens the fabric, removing the residual dirt, dust and loose threads. Proper washing...
To achieve the desired colors, patterns and prints, the pre-washed fabric undergoes dyeing via traditional methods like screen, block and spray printing in vivid, striking hues and prints. This not...
In this final fabrication step, additional buttons, lace trims, sequins and other embellishment are hand-stitched to ornament and enhance the outfit. Any loose threads are neatly trimmed and minor fabric...
Final ironing using steam iron boxes helps lend a smooth finish and subtle sheen. Craftsmen evenly press the full suits using optimal heat settings compatible with the fabric-type. This gives...