The Gulrang Edit

Chanderi Suit Sets

Handcrafted chanderi suit sets in festive colour. Gulrang brings four embroidered kurta sets, each with a dupatta finished in zari and sequin detailing: beige Pravya, olive green Harini, orange Kusum and lavender Lavanya. Light and easy to wear for long festive days, they suit weddings, receptions and evening pujas.

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The Gulrang edit, explained

Gulrang is a collection of three-piece suit sets built around one idea: colour that celebrates. Each kurta is a straight cut with embroidery that catches the light, and each dupatta is finished with zari and sequin borders.

Soft and understated: Pravya in beige has a square neckline and flared palazzos, easy to wear to a wedding or reception.

Rich and regal: Harini in olive green carries zari and sequin work across both kurta and dupatta.

Bright and joyful: Kusum in orange has a boatneck and floral embroidery with straight pants, and Lavanya in lavender adds a contemporary square neckline with straps and a scalloped zari dupatta.

Looking for heavier embroidery for a wedding? Explore the Moh capsule. For satin sets with hand-worked lace, see Lail.

Chanderi Suit Sets: questions

What comes in a Gulrang set?

Each Gulrang set has three pieces: an embroidered kurta, palazzos or straight pants, and a dupatta with zari and sequin detailing. The exact pieces are listed under "What's included" on each product page.

Are Gulrang sets suitable for weddings?

Yes. The zari and sequin embroidery makes them a good fit for weddings, receptions and festive gatherings. For heavier bridal-party looks, also explore the Moh capsule.

What is chanderi fabric?

Chanderi is a light, sheer fabric with a soft sheen, traditionally woven in Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh. It breathes well, which makes it comfortable for long festive days.

Which Gulrang set should I choose?

For weddings and receptions: Pravya (beige) or Harini (olive green). For bright festive days: Kusum (orange). For a pastel look: Lavanya (lavender).