Some prints don't need embellishment to feel finished — but adding it anyway is where the craft shows.
Leheriya has always been a monsoon-and-festival staple in Rajasthan, worn in temples, at family gatherings, and during Saawan celebrations for generations. This rani pink version takes the traditional diagonal wave print and layers it with fine embroidery, turning a classic daily-festive fabric into something dressier without losing its roots.

The kurta is a straight, relaxed silhouette in pure cotton, printed edge-to-edge in a bold diagonal leheriya stripe. The round neckline opens into a short front placket finished with a delicate button trim, framed by dense floral vine embroidery in tonal thread with scattered sequin and mirror accents cascading down the chest. The same leheriya print continues seamlessly into matching straight-fit palazzo pants. The dupatta shifts the print language slightly — one edge continues the diagonal stripe while the border carries a bold geometric leheriya-block pattern, giving the drape visual depth when worn open.

Wear this to a Saawan pooja, a temple visit, a festive family lunch, a Teej gathering, or any daytime celebration where you want tradition with a little extra shine.

Pair with gold jhumkas or chandbalis, a few thin gold bangles, and block heels or juttis for an easy festive look.

KEY FEATURES

• Fabric: Pure cotton kurta, palazzo, and dupatta — breathable and lightweight, ideal for daytime festive and pooja wear
• Type: 3-piece suit set — straight embroidered kurta with matching palazzo pants and printed leheriya dupatta
• Colour: Rani pink with tonal leheriya diagonal stripe print
• Work: Floral vine thread embroidery with scattered sequin and mirror accents on front placket and yoke; diagonal leheriya print throughout kurta and palazzo; geometric leheriya-block border on dupatta
• Neckline: Round neck with short button placket and embroidered yoke detailing
• Silhouette: Straight-cut kurta with straight-fit palazzo — relaxed, festive daytime silhouette
• Occasion: Saawan, pooja, leheriya festivities, Teej, temple visits, festive family functions, monsoon ethnic wear
• Styling tip: Gold jhumkas or chandbalis to complement the sequin work; thin gold bangles and juttis to keep the look rooted and comfortable
• Sizes available: M, L, XL, 2XL — including plus size cotton suit set with dupatta
• Origin: Designed and curated in Jaipur, Rajasthan — inspired by traditional leheriya dyeing craft
• Care: Hand wash cold, wash separately to preserve print and embroidery — line dry in shade
• Shipping: Ships within 24 hours | 7-day easy return & exchange