“Kesar Dhaga - Three piece suit set .

“Kesar Dhaga” – Threads of Tradition, Woven in Elegance

Immerse yourself in the timeless artistry of Jaipur with Kesar Dhaga, a suit that celebrates the heritage of Rajasthan in every detail. Crafted from premium breathable cotton, the kurta offers day-long comfort without compromising on elegance. The soft earthy base is beautifully highlighted with fine threadwork, giving it a subtle yet rich appeal.

The highlight of this ensemble is its exquisite printed dupatta – a canvas of heritage patterns inspired by Jaipur’s print traditions. Splashed with warm tones and intricate motifs, it adds vibrancy and character to the understated kurta. Lightweight yet statement-making, the dupatta drapes effortlessly, making the outfit versatile for both everyday elegance and festive charm.

Features:

Fabric: 100% pure cotton for comfort and breathability

Design: Earthy toned kurta with fine thread accents

Dupatta: Heritage-inspired printed design, soft and flowy

Style: Straight cut kurta with comfortable pants, paired with a statement dupatta

Occasion: Perfect for casual outings, festive gatherings, family functions, or travel

🌿 Why You’ll Love It:

The cotton fabric keeps you cool and fresh even in long hours of wear.

The printed dupatta adds instant elegance and can be styled in multiple ways – draped, looped as a stole, or belted for a chic look.

Easy to accessorize with oxidised silver jewellery for a traditional vibe, or pearls for a subtle classy appeal.

Kesar Dhaga isn’t just a suit, it’s a story of Jaipur’s colorful soul – where tradition and comfort come together in every thread.

First wash: Hand wash separately in cold water with mild liquid detergent.

Cotton suit: Wash inside out, always in cold water, never soak long, avoid bleach.

Dupatta (heavy work): Best to dry clean; if washing at home, dip gently in cold water, do not rub or wring.

Drying: Always dry in shade, inside out, to prevent fading.

Ironing: Medium heat for suit; for dupatta, use steam iron with a cotton cloth on top.

Storage: Keep folded in a cool place; store dupatta in muslin to protect work.

Pair with oxidised silver jhumkas and a stack of bangles for a folk-inspired look.

Choose mojris or kolhapuris in tan/brown tones to match the earthy dupatta.

Tie hair in a low bun or ponytail with a fabric scrunchie for a neat finish.

Carry a handcrafted potli or jute sling to keep it rustic yet chic.