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Blue Butti Hand Block Printed & Embroidered Kurta Dupatta Set | Kantha India

Regular price Rs. 3,100
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Some pieces are made to be noticed. The Blue Butti is one of them — a brick blue hand block printed straight kurta with delicate dana embroidery on the yoke, a mandarin collar with a V-neck opening, and a kota doria dupatta that catches the light just right. The contrast straight pant completes the set with quiet precision.

Fabric: 100% Pure Cotton (kurta + pant) | Kota Doria (dupatta)
Technique: Hand block print + dana hand embroidery on yoke
Colour: Brick Blue
Neckline: Mandarin collar with V-neck
Kurta length: 46 inches
Silhouette: Straight kurta
Model wears: Size S
Available sizes: S, M, L (XL sold out)
What’s included: Kurta + Pant + Kota Doria Dupatta
Occasion: Festive, family occasions, work, celebrations
Style tip: Pair with matching studs and bangles for a complete look
Care: Quick dip wash in cold water, dry in shade

Handcrafted by Indian artisans.
Free shipping on orders above ₹2500 | COD available.
Easy 7-day exchanges.
Delivered in 2–4 days across India.

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Shipping & Delivery

Ships in 2–4 days across India.
Free shipping on orders above ₹2500 · COD available pan India.

Returns & Exchanges

We offer 7-day size exchanges. We do not offer returns.

Wash Care

Quick dip wash in cold water. Do not wring. Dry in shade.
Each piece is handcrafted — slight variations in print and colour are a hallmark of the human hand, not a flaw.

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Blue Butti Hand Block Printed & Embroidered Kurta Dupatta Set | Kantha India
Blue Butti Hand Block Printed & Embroidered Kurta Dupatta Set | Kantha India
Rs. 3,100

Handcrafted in India

Each piece is made by skilled artisans in Jaipur, Rajasthan using traditional block printing and handloom techniques passed down through generations. No two pieces are exactly alike — that's the beauty of craft.