A kurta set for women is only as good as what goes into making it. At Laya Gonuguntla, every kurta set in the collection starts at the embroidery frame. Hand embroidery by skilled karigars who work in pita, thread, sequins, zari, and cutdhana across Chanderi silk. The fabric is chosen for how it holds the embroidery and how it moves on the body. The result is a kurta set for women that looks considered because it was made that way, stitch by stitch.
Here is what is currently standing out in the kurta sets collection.
Purple, Embroidered, Flared
The Purple Flared Set is chanderi silk with hand-embroidered pita work across delicate floral motifs, finished with shimmering sequins throughout. The flared silhouette gives the kurta movement, and the embroidery reads differently as the fabric shifts. This is a festive kurta set that works for a pooja, a mehendi, or any daytime celebration where the brief is festive but not heavy. The purple tone also photographs well in both natural and warm indoor light.
White Kurta Set for Women: Embroidery at Every Edge
The White A-line Set takes a relaxed A-line fit in chanderi silk and builds the embroidery into every visible edge. A floral border in pita work, sequins and zari running through, an embroidered neckline, and all-over sequin detailing across the fabric. White in chanderi silk has a softness that carries embellishment particularly well; the sequins catch light without overwhelming the base. As a kurta set for women that works for all festive seasons and functions, this is one of the most versatile pieces in the collection.
Yellow With a Collar and Tieable Sleeves
The Yellow Flared Set is the most distinctive silhouette in this group. A V-neck with a collar, tieable sleeves, and hand embroidery concentrated on the yoke, appliqué work finished with sequins and cutdana. The detailing sits where the eye naturally falls, which means the embroidery makes the most of the craft without covering the fabric entirely. As a festive kurta set, yellow in chanderi silk is the right choice for haldi functions, morning celebrations, and any occasion where colour is part of the brief.
Pink Kurta Set: Thread, Florals, and a Fit That Lasts All Day
The Lite Pink A-line Set carries hand-embroidered blooming florals in thread, complemented by patterned lines in pita work across the chanderi silk base. The thread embroidery gives it a different texture from the sequin-forward pieces in the collection, softer, more surface-level, closer to the fabric itself. The relaxed A-line fit makes it comfortable across a full day of wear. This is a kurta set for women that works for festive brunches, family functions, and mehndi celebrations, where the look needs to be considered but the day is long. Custom sizing is available in this style as well.
How to Style Your Kurta Set for Every Festive Occasion
Each kurta set has its own occasion logic, and here's how to approach them:
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Purple Flared Set: Gold or antique jewellery works well with the purple tone. Keep accessories simple and let the pita embroidery read.
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White A-line set works with both gold and silver jewellery. Pair with juttis for a daytime function or heeled sandals for an evening celebration.
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Yellow Flared Set: The collar detail on the neckline is a styling element in itself. Minimal jewellery, a pair of studs, is enough. The tieable sleeves can be worn loose or tied back, depending on the occasion.
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The Lite Pink A-line Set pairs well with rose gold or pearl jewellery. The thread embroidery reads best in daylight, so this set is strongest for morning or afternoon functions.
Shop the Kurta Sets Collection
The craft behind a Laya Gonuguntla kurta set starts before the stitching and ends after the last embellishment is placed. Every piece is hand-embroidered in India, available in sizes XS to XXXL with custom sizing on select styles, and delivered free across India. The occasion will come. The kurta set is already ready.
FAQs
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What fabric is best for a festive kurta set?
Chanderi silk is one of the most popular choices for festive kurta sets. It holds embroidery well, drapes comfortably, and has a natural sheen that works under both daylight and indoor lighting.
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What is the difference between a flared and an A-line kurta set?
A flared kurta flares out from the hip or waist, giving it more volume and movement. An A-line kurta has a gentle flare from the shoulders down, a cleaner, more structured silhouette that suits most body types.
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Can kurta sets for women be worn for both day and evening functions?
Yes. The occasion depends more on the embellishment level than the silhouette. Heavily sequined or zari-worked kurta sets suit evening celebrations, while thread-embroidered or pita-work styles work better for daytime functions.
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Are custom sizes available for kurta sets?
Yes. Select styles at Laya Gonuguntla are available in custom sizing. Check individual product pages for availability, or WhatsApp us for assistance.
