Maheera Burgandy Handloom Kurta Palazzo Set | Coord set | Ethnic sets

Maheera is the set you reach for when you want richness without noise. Cut from a handloom fabric in a warm, saturated mehroon, Maheera carries the quiet weight and texture that only hand-weaving produces — every yard slightly unique, with subtle irregularities that give it character machine-woven fabric can't replicate. The mandarin collar opens into a clean keyhole slit at the front, edged in black piping that continues along the placket, sleeve cuffs, and hem — the same signature detailing as its ivory counterpart, reworked here in a deeper, more dramatic palette. Full-length bell sleeves lend fluid movement, while the kurta falls in a floor-length straight silhouette with deep side slits that reveal a black under-layer beneath, creating natural contrast against the wine. It's paired with a flared palazzo in black, left deliberately unlined for a lighter, more fluid drape — ideal for warm-weather festive wear. ✦ Fabric: Handloom weave — soft, breathable, with natural slubs and texture unique to hand-woven fabric ✦ Fit: Floor-length, straight-cut kurta with deep side slits and a black under-layer; flared palazzo, unlined for ease of movement ✦ Neckline: Mandarin collar with front keyhole slit opening, trimmed in black piping ✦ Sleeves: Full-length bell sleeves with piped cuffs ✦ Occasion: Evening gatherings, festive dinners, sangeet and family functions ✦ Style With: Antique gold jewelry, a statement maang tikka, and metallic block heels to lift the wine tone ✦ Available In: burgandy Style Tip: Since the palazzo is unlined, pair it with a comfortable slip or inner in a similar tone for opacity under bright indoor lighting, especially for evening events. Fabric & Care Instructions: Handloom fabric carries natural texture and slight variation from piece to piece — this is a feature of authentic hand-weaving, not a defect, and it calls for gentler care than mill-woven fabric. Washing: Dry clean is strongly recommended, especially for the first few wears, to preserve the depth of the wine dye and the integrity of the hand-woven texture. If hand washing at home, use cold water only and wash inside out, separately from other garments. Detergent: Use a mild detergent formulated for dark or hand-dyed fabrics — avoid bleach or strong stain removers, which can strip color unevenly across a handloom weave. Drying: Never wring the fabric — this distorts the weave. Dry flat in shade; direct sunlight will fade the wine tone faster than most fabrics. Ironing: Iron on low to medium heat, always from the reverse side, to protect both the color saturation and the black piping trim. Unlined palazzo care: Since the palazzo has no lining, handle with slightly more care during washing to avoid snagging; an inner slip also helps reduce direct friction on the fabric during wear. Storage: Hang rather than fold to avoid deep creases in the handloom weave; store away from direct light to preserve the richness of the wine shade ove