Pearl Confetti — Handloom Cotton Anarkali Coord Set

Off-white. Handloom dots. An Anarkali that earns its keep every day.

Pearl Confetti is a 2-piece coord set in handloom cotton — an off-white ivory ground woven with thin vertical stripes and small scattered dot butis alternating between coral and periwinkle blue. The dots are not printed. They are woven directly into the fabric as supplementary weft — the marks of a loom, not a block. Hold the fabric up to light and you'll see the weave structure behind every dot.

• Anarkali kurta — generous flare from yoke, gored construction, maxi length
• Round neck with short centre-front opening and small buttons
• 3/4 sleeves, plain cuff
• Matching palazzo pants — same handloom fabric, wide leg, floor-grazing
• Coral and periwinkle woven dot butis on off-white ivory ground
• 2-piece set: kurta + palazzo pants in identical handloom cotton

The Anarkali kurta falls to near-ankle length — so when it's worn with the palazzo, you get a layered floor-grazing look. The flare is generous, the fabric drapes softly, and the off-white ground with its multicoloured dots sits well in natural light. Styled with clear-heel sandals and a wicker bag, it's summer dressing that doesn't try too hard.

The two pieces can be separated: the kurta with white cotton pants for a cleaner daily look, or the palazzo with a plain ivory or white top. But worn together, the identical fabric creates a seamless, cohesive silhouette.

Fabric

100% Handloom Cotton — hand-woven. The slight texture and natural irregularity of the weave is the signature of handloom fabric. Breathable, gets softer with every wash, and holds the woven dot pattern cleanly without any surface print.

Craft

Supplementary weft weaving — the coral and periwinkle dot motifs are woven into the base fabric using additional weft threads on the loom. This is a more time-intensive technique than block printing: each coloured dot requires an additional pass of the shuttle across the weaving frame. The vertical stripes are created through colour changes in the warp arrangement.

Care

Hand wash separately in cold water. Do not wring. Dry flat in shade. Iron on medium heat on reverse. Do not bleach. First wash may release slight colour — normal for naturally dyed supplementary weft threads.

100% handloom cotton — hand-woven with a natural texture that distinguishes it from mill-made fabric. The off-white ivory ground has a subtle warmth from the natural cotton. The supplementary weft dot motifs (coral and periwinkle) are woven during the weaving process itself, not applied on top — this means the pattern is structural, not surface. The fabric gets softer and more comfortable with every wash.

2-piece coord set in handloom cotton — Anarkali kurta + palazzo pants in identical woven fabric | Coral and periwinkle blue dot butis woven directly into the fabric as supplementary weft — not printed | Generous Anarkali flare from yoke with gored construction — flattering across all sizes | Round neck with short centre-front button opening | Maxi-length kurta + wide-leg palazzo creates a layered floor-length silhouette

• Master SKU: CO-KP-3-A

• Set Type: 2pc Coord Set

• Colour: Pearl White

• Silhouette: Anarkali — gored flare from yoke

• Fit: Relaxed / Flowing

• Neckline: Round Neck with centre-front button opening

• Has Pockets: Yes

• Back Detail:

• Closure: Centre-front small buttons at neckline

Wear as a complete set — the identical fabric makes it effortless. The Anarkali kurta falls near-ankle, and the palazzo underneath creates a layered, flowing look. Clear-heel or perspex-sole sandals (as shown) let the outfit read clean. A wicker or rattan tote adds texture without competing with the weave. Keep accessories simple: pearl studs, a gold watch. No dupatta needed — the Anarkali is the statement. To wear pieces apart: the kurta with slim white cotton pants for a structured look; the palazzo with a plain ivory or white top tucked in.

Supplementary weft weaving — a more time-intensive handloom technique than basic weaving. The vertical stripe structure is created through the warp thread arrangement. The coloured dot motifs (coral and periwinkle) require separate supplementary weft threads to be introduced at each dot interval, one loom pass at a time. The technique is closely related to Jamdani weaving — confirm the specific tradition and workshop with your team for the PDP artisan note.

WASH CARE

Hand wash both pieces separately in cold water with mild detergent. The first wash may release slight colour from the supplementary weft threads — this is normal for naturally dyed yarn. Do not wring or twist. Dry flat in shade away from direct sunlight (which can yellow white cotton). Iron on medium heat on the reverse side. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry.

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