Kilruba 2002 Green Semi Stitched Heavy Embroidery Work Kurtis

Kilruba 2002 Green Semi Stitched Heavy Embroidery Work Kurtis

Many people may have heard of the Indian Kurtis but may not know where it originated from. Every person should at least have a brief history of the Kurtis. It was called the daughter of the traditional long Kurta that was used in the past back in northern India. Over the years, it has spread and become part of the world. Kurta originated from standard long shirts which were worn in Northern India.

In the Western countries, the tunic was worn for some religious and traditional ceremonies with cloak beneath it. Many industries have emerged due to the spread of the Indian Kurtis and it has resulted in job employment and development of infrastructure all over the great country of India. This popular garment is made up of fabric and the amazing thing with it is that any fabric can be used to make this wonderful garment. Many leading manufacturers of this garment usually do it according to the latest fashion trends that will suit the needs of the customer since everybody likes to be in the newest fashion in town.

Kurtis may come in different styles and designs in order to present that magnificent look that one may deserve while wearing the garment.

The following are some of the styles in which Kurtis may come in

PRINTED KURTIS– this Kurtis contain printed images of things such as beautiful flowers, dots or even some presentable dots.

FLARED KURTIS– these are Kurtis which form a certain shape at the base presenting that excellent look

LONG KURTIS-this type of design is the one which goes beyond the knees and perhaps may reach the toes or even the angle. This type of Kurtis is preferred by older women who don’t like short clothes.

STRAIGHT KURTIS– this type of Kurtis are usually straight in nature with no cures and don’t form any shape at the base. They are just straight in nature. They are preferred for office work.

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