White Chikankari Kurta
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 White Chikankari Kurta
The first step is cutting the crisp cotton fabric for the kurta. The fabric is usually handloom cotton cloth like muslin or fine voile. The cloth is layered and the...
In the next step, stitching starts by joining the back panel pieces, then attaching the fronts and shoulders. The sleeves are assembled next and attached to the armholes. Finally collars,...
Block printing is sometimes used to create prints and patterns on the white kurta fabric before stitching or embroidery. Intricate hand-carved wooden blocks are dipped in natural dyes and stamped...
The distinctive feature of a White Chikankari kurta is the fine white thread embroidery done in flowing jaal patterns to decorate the fabric. It lends delicate flair through cutwork, shadows...
Once embroidery is completed, the White kurta is gently washed to remove any residual starch or dye stains from the fabric. Special care is taken to preserve the fine embroidered...
This step may be done if specific color accents are required for the embroidered design. Usually multicolor embroidery accents are directly stitched in. For dyeing, parts of the fabric pieces...
In finishing, the shape, fall and finish of the kurta is refined. The embroidered panels are scrutinized, loose threads neatly trimmed, any holes or gaps mended and starch reapplied for...
The final pressing gives the Chikankari kurta its smooth sheen and finished look. Expert hands iron the kurta fabric piece by piece taking care not to damage any embroidery. This...
The first step is cutting the crisp cotton fabric for the kurta. The fabric is usually handloom cotton cloth like muslin or fine voile. The cloth is layered and the...
In the next step, stitching starts by joining the back panel pieces, then attaching the fronts and shoulders. The sleeves are assembled next and attached to the armholes. Finally collars,...
Block printing is sometimes used to create prints and patterns on the white kurta fabric before stitching or embroidery. Intricate hand-carved wooden blocks are dipped in natural dyes and stamped...
The distinctive feature of a White Chikankari kurta is the fine white thread embroidery done in flowing jaal patterns to decorate the fabric. It lends delicate flair through cutwork, shadows...
Once embroidery is completed, the White kurta is gently washed to remove any residual starch or dye stains from the fabric. Special care is taken to preserve the fine embroidered...
This step may be done if specific color accents are required for the embroidered design. Usually multicolor embroidery accents are directly stitched in. For dyeing, parts of the fabric pieces...
In finishing, the shape, fall and finish of the kurta is refined. The embroidered panels are scrutinized, loose threads neatly trimmed, any holes or gaps mended and starch reapplied for...
The final pressing gives the Chikankari kurta its smooth sheen and finished look. Expert hands iron the kurta fabric piece by piece taking care not to damage any embroidery. This...
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Frequently Asked Questions
The creation of a White Chikankari Kurti begins with cutting fabric into precise pieces based on the desired silhouette. The pieces are then stitched together using a running stitch to form the garment. Traditional block printing is used to transfer intricate patterns onto the fabric, serving as guides for embroidery. Skilled artisans hand-embroide the motifs with needles and thread, creating the signature Chikankari designs.
Yes, White Chikankari Kurtis available on Zibaa are fully handmade by master artisans. The entire process, from embroidery to finishing, is done without the use of machines, ensuring a pure handcrafted appeal
Some of the major stitches used in the art include Bakhiya, Jaali, Phanda, Hool, Ghas Patti, Murri, Khatao, Keel, and Pashmina. Each one gives a distinct texture and fine detail to the kurta.
The perfect fabrics for White Chikankari Kurtis are cotton, Georgette, Chiffon, Mulmul, Silk, Rayon, and Velvet. Cotton and Mulmul are breathable; however, by using silk and velvet, the garment becomes more elegant.
In order to maintain the purity of white Chikankari Kurtis, consistent treatments are carried out. The fabric undergoes numerous washes before it is complete, ensuring that the white remains as bright as possible.
Chikankari embroidery has its roots in Lucknow, dating back to the Mughal era. Initially crafted with white-on-white embroidery on muslin, the art flourished under royal patronage and evolved to include various designs, fabrics, and colors.
Before embroidery, wooden blocks with carved patterns are dipped in a gentle dye and stamped onto the fabric. These outlines guide the embroidery process, ensuring precision and consistency in design placement.
Gently hand wash the kurti in cold water using a mild detergent. Avoid twisting or wringing the fabric. Rinse thoroughly and air dry flat in a shaded area to preserve its bright white color and embroidery.
Lay the kurti flat or hang it in the shade to air dry. Turn it inside out to protect the embroidery from direct sunlight, which can cause yellowing. Periodically adjust the position for even drying.
Iron the kurti inside out on low or medium heat. Place a thin cotton cloth over the embroidery to protect the delicate threads. Avoid applying direct heat to the embroidered motifs.
Slight stains on a kurti can be removed by soaking it in lukewarm water and mild detergent solution. Dab the soft brush or clean cloth over the stain very gently. Wash it thoroughly with water and air dry it in the shade.
Avoid contact with lotions, perfumes, or makeup to prevent stains. Exercise some caution while eating or handling anything colored. Always store the kurti in a clean, dry place, far from direct sunlight.
Immerse the kurti in warm water, baking soda, and white vinegar mixture for 15-20 minutes. Gently scrub the affected area with a soft brush and rinse thoroughly in clean water. Dry in shade.
Wash the kurti separately from other colored garments. Pre-soak it in cold water with salt to fix the fabric's whiteness. Avoid washing with harsh detergents that can attract color transfer.
Pair it with pastel or neutral-colored palazzos or churidars for a graceful look. Add a contrasting dupatta with light embroidery and accessorize with pearl earrings or silver jewelry. Complete the outfit with stylish pumps or wedges.
The churidar, legging, straight fit pant, palazzo pants, or dhoti pant option-they all make for an excellent choice. Pair them with a white kurti in light pastel colors of beige, blush pink, or soft grey for an awesome match.
Churi, juttis, or kolhapuris work great with their ethnic driveway to uplight in the kurti. For a little modern twist, one can use sandals, wedges, or ballet flats in neutral shades.
Include chandelier earrings or statement necklaces or go for bangles. Also, pair metallic/embellished heels with a clutch that has come with extra embellishments. You could also go for a sheer dupatta with zari work to enhance the whole festive vibe.
Adopt a makeup that is soft and neutral with a dash of blush and highlighter. Combine this with some nude or peach lip color and lightly defined eyes with mascara to add grace to the kurti.
A light woolen shawl, a cardi, or a cropped coat can help to layer it. Add thermal leggings for better warmth and ankle boots or loafers to wrap up the look in a stylish winter way.
Enjoy 10% off on White Chikankari Kurtis using the promo code 'WHITE10' at checkout. This offer applies to a variety of handcrafted styles.
Get free shipping on all orders above Rs. 1000. Simply add your chosen White Chikankari Kurtis to the cart, and shipping charges will be waived during checkout.
Yes, purchase any two White Chikankari Kurtis and get 20% off. This deal is applicable across the entire collection, including the latest arrivals.
Yes, receive a free cotton face mask worth Rs. 299 on orders above Rs. 1599. This limited-time offer is valid while stocks last.
Zibaa supports payments through Credit/Debit Cards, Net Banking, UPI, Wallets, Gift Cards, and Cash on Delivery (COD).
Yes, COD is available for all White Chikankari Kurtis on Zibaa. Choose this payment option at checkout to pay upon delivery.
Zibaa gives you an option of free exchange in case you have received the wrong size. Make sure that the kurti should be unused and all with tags attached and reclaim the wrong size for another one.
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