Rehaan- Ivory Mukaish Men's Kurta in Silk Chanderi
Rehaan- Ivory Mukaish Men's Kurta in Silk Chanderi
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Fine Mukaish on Natural Ivory
1044 dedicated manhours
Hand-crafted by Azhar in Lucknow
A timeless piece crafted with fine Mukaish work, bringing subtle shimmer and understated elegance to classic menswear. The fabric is lightweight, breathable, and comfortable for long celebrations, while the fine Mukaish creates a smooth, polished texture across the surface.
Details
Details
What makes this piece stand out?
What makes this piece stand out?
Slow Fashion
Slow Fashion
- Packaging reinvented: Each set is packaged in a reusable cloth bag crafted from upcycled sarees, reducing waste & promoting reuse
- Heritage preserved: Our collection embodies heritage craftsmanship, designed to endure through generations! Use of premium materials will ensure the garment's longevity
- Thoughtful sizing: Our sustainable sizing approach in the format of unstitched garments ensures that clothes are never discarded due to incorrect measurements, minimizing environmental impact
Care Guide
Care Guide
- Dry clean only
- Your product comes in a cloth bag for convenient & safe storage, ensuring its delicate nature is preserved whether you're travelling or at home
Delivery
Delivery
1. Domestic orders:
- Complimentary shipping
- Delivery timeline for unstitched orders: 7-10 business days
- Delivery timeline for made-to-measure orders: 21-30 business days
2. International orders:
- Additional shipping charges payable at checkout
- Delivery timeline for unstitched orders: 14-20 business days
- Delivery timeline for made-to-measure orders: 21-30 business days
Gajra's Glamour Guide
Gajra's Glamour Guide
Mukaish Hand-embroidery
Mukaish is an age-old art form that has been practiced in and around the Awadh region near Lucknow for centuries. It originated as early as the 3rd century BC. The metal embroidery was initially started as an adornment to chikankari work, so the Nawabs and Mughals could make their chikankari outfits even more elegant and elaborate for evening wear.
Originally, mukaish work was only used to create small dots that embellished chikankari garments, and to add some bling and sparkle to them. However, over the years, because of the beauty and intricacy of the work, all-mukaish pieces also started getting created,