Sophisticated Black and Gold Embroidered Sharara Suit (9988 GS-62)

This is an elegant, traditional Indian suit featuring a short tunic (kurta), wide-legged trousers (sharara), and a dupatta, all in a rich black color base with ornate gold embellishment.

• Style: Traditional Sharara Suit (Kurta, Sharara, and Dupatta)

• Color Palette: Deep Black base, heavily contrasted with shimmering Antique Gold zari and sequin work.

• Fabric: Likely a structured silk, Chanderi, or raw silk, giving the ensemble a luxurious texture.

1. Kurta (Tunic)

• Style: Short-length, straight-cut tunic, typically falling to the mid-thigh, with full-length sleeves and a modest neckline (round or scoop).

• Work & Embellishment:

  • Distribution: Features heavy, concentrated embroidery around the neckline, extending down the chest, and along the hemline and sleeve cuffs.

  • Motifs: The work consists of large, flowing paisley (Kairi) or traditional floral motifs executed primarily in dense gold zari work and sequins.

  • Saree Body: The main body of the kurta is lightly scattered with smaller gold motifs (butis).

2. Sharara (Trousers)

• Style: Wide-legged, flared trousers (sharara) that gather volume, typically around the knee.

• Fabric/Work: The black fabric is lightly embellished with scattered gold motifs, and the hemline features a repeating, ornate embroidered border that mirrors the kurta's work.

3. Dupatta 

• Color/Work: Sheer Black fabric (like chiffon or georgette).

• Detailing: Framed by a wide, striking border of continuous gold sequins or zari work, enhancing the festive nature.

This ensemble is classic, graceful, and festive. The timeless combination of black and gold, paired with traditional embroidery, makes it suitable for formal evening events, festive occasions, or a wedding guest outfit.