Ivory Nikkah Gharara Suit with Floral Jaal Dupatta

This ivory nikkah gharara suit pairs a straight organza kurti with a traditional gharara and a net dupatta carrying a soft floral jaal. Heavily embroidered in gold, antique gold and ivory, and silk lined, it is a Pakistani ivory nikkah gharara that lets one luminous tone and fine embroidery speak for themselves.

A Quiet Radiance

Soft light moves across the ivory as she turns, and the room catches it in small places: a pearl at the neckline, a reflective stone, a raised gold flower on her sleeve. When she steps forward, the gharara opens into broad, flowing folds, its champagne florals and embroidered hems rising to meet the light before settling again. The dupatta rests lightly over one shoulder, sheer enough to show the work beneath, its blush flowers scattered like petals across the net. Then she sits, and the gharara spreads around her in a slow circle of ivory and gold, the fringed border of the dupatta falling in gentle folds at her side. Nothing about it is loud. Everything about it is considered.

Design and Detail

Design & Silhouette

Warm ivory and champagne-gold tones define this traditional kurti and gharara ensemble. The straight-cut kurti is richly detailed with delicate lattice embroidery, dimensional floral motifs and an ornate metallic hem, while the gharara opens into sweeping, softly patterned flares. A translucent floral dupatta brings pale blush accents and intricately finished edges to the layered silhouette.

• A softly rounded neckline framed by symmetrical gold floral scrolls, raised embellishments and reflective teardrop details.
• Full-length sheer sleeves with scattered dimensional floral work and richly embroidered cuffs.
• Fine diamond-lattice detailing across the kurti, moving into dense floral embroidery and a pearl-trimmed daman.
• Traditional gharara trousers with ornate knee bands, generous gathered flares, delicate scrolling patterns and broad gold embroidered hems.
• A sheer ivory dupatta with pink floral vines, muted green accents, a heavily worked gold border and delicate kiran fringe.

Craftsmanship

• Fabrics: organza shirt and gharara, silk lined, with a net dupatta
• Techniques: zari work, dabka, nakshi, gota work, sequin work, pearl work and stone work
• Placement: neckline, full front, sleeves, cuffs, daman, trouser hem, and the dupatta all over and along its border
• Embellishments: beads, sequins, small stones, jaal-work and kiran lace
• Colours: ivory with gold, dusty pink and sage green accents

Made to Measure

Each suit is custom stitched to your measurements, in a standard or custom size. Full custom design is available, so the colours, embroidery or details can be adapted to your vision. Matching jewellery and a matching potli bag can be selected from the add-ons.

Where to Wear It

Named for the Nikkah, this ivory and gold nikkah kurti gharara sits naturally among our Nikkah Dresses. Its quiet elegance also suits a party or formal dinner, alongside our Pakistani Formal Dresses and Pakistani Party Wear Dresses, and it carries gracefully into a Walima evening.