Divine Exports

Silk Embroiderd Anarkali Suit
Rs.3090/- each
sizes 36-50

Anarkalis are a type of traditional Indian clothing that dates back to the Mughal era. The dress is made up of a long, flowing frock-style top that stretches out from the waist down. It is often worn with a churidar bottom and a dupatta.

rayon embroidered ladies suits
with chanderi dupatta
Rs.1290/- each
size 40-48

It has three parts of clothing, the top, bottom, and a dupatta, which can be of different color combinations yet still look fantastic. Some different patterns and designs have come out in ethnic suits for women.

Look Alluring with Beautiful Women's Kurtis

Well-fitted women's kurtis are a great starting piece when stepping into the wonderful world of Indian ethnic wear. Not only are the garments breathtakingly beautiful but come in a large variety of fabrics, thread work, prints, embellishments, designs and fits. You can style them to perfection without much effort. 

Kurtas are the traditional garb of choice for both men and women in many parts of southern Asia, including Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, etc. 'Kurta', in Persian, means a shirt without a collar. Although initially worn by men, it later became popular among women's fashion trends. Women's kurtas that have a shorter length took on a new name—Kurtis.

Whether you like to stick to classic styles or experiment with bold, contemporary designs for a fusion look, we have it all,

Well-fitted women's kurtis are a great starting piece when stepping into the wonderful world of Indian ethnic wear. Not only are the garments breathtakingly beautiful but come in a large variety of fabrics, thread work, prints, embellishments, designs and fits. You can style them to perfection without much effort. 

Look Alluring with Beautiful Women's Anarkali

Well-fitted women's kurtis are a great starting piece when stepping into the wonderful world of Indian ethnic wear. Not only are the garments breathtakingly beautiful but come in a large variety of fabrics, thread work, prints, embellishments, designs and fits. You can style them to perfection without much effort. 

Kurtas are the traditional garb of choice for both men and women in many parts of southern Asia, including Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, etc. 'Kurta', in Persian, means a shirt without a collar. Although initially worn by men, it later became popular among women's fashion trends. Women's kurtas that have a shorter length took on a new name—Kurtis.