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Kalamkari Kurtas

Handwoven Kalamkari kurtas with traditional prints and artistic details, perfect for everyday elegance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the process of Kalamkari?
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The Kalamkari process involves several stages. These include bleaching, softening, and sun-drying the fabric to prepare it for dyeing. Natural dyes are then carefully mixed and applied. After each layer, the fabric is rinsed thoroughly to preserve the vibrancy and accuracy of the patterns. This patient artistry brings to life the motifs you see on our modern Kalamkari Kurtis.

Who created the Kalamkari print in India?
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The weavers of Andhra Pradesh created kalamkari prints in India. Ever since then, the art of Kalamkari has been growing and spreading to other parts of India.

How many styles are there in Kalamkari?
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There are two styles of kalamkari art in India: the Srikalahasti style and the Machilipatnam style. In the Srikalahasti style, artisans use a bamboo pen to paint intricate designs (mythological scenes and floral motifs). In contrast, the Machilipatnam style involves block printing using hand-carved wooden blocks.

How old is Kalamkari art?
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The history of Kalamkari art dates back to 3000 years. Today, this ancient craft graces our wardrobes in the form of Kalamkari Kurtis, sarees, Nehru jackets, etc.

What is the difference between Kalamkari and Madhubani?
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Kalamkari is a traditional art form from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It is known for hand-painted or block-printed designs using natural dyes.  Madhubani, on the other hand, is a folk art from Bihar. This art form is created with fingers, twigs, or brushes. It uses bright colours and geometric patterns to showcase stories of nature.

What are the colours of Kalamkari?
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Kalamkari uses natural dyes derived from plants, roots, and minerals. Kalamkari designs feature red, blue, green, yellow, pink, and black, as well as various shades of grey and white.

How are Kalamkari kurtas made?
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The process begins with selecting fabric, which is washed and soaked to remove impurities. Artisans then draw designs freehand or use wooden blocks for printing. Natural dyes are carefully applied to create intricate patterns. After dyeing, the fabric is washed, dried, and stitched into a kalamkari print kurta.

What materials are used in Kalamkari kurtas?
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Kalamkari cotton kurtis are widely used, but other materials used are linen, viscose, and wool. iTokri has kalamkari kurtis in all these types of materials.

Are Kalamkari kurtas suitable for all seasons?
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Yes. Kalamkari kurtas are suitable for all seasons. Cotton kurtis are breathable and lightweight, making them ideal for summer. They can be layered in winter with jackets, scarves, or shawls for warmth.

Are Kalamkari kurtas sustainable?
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Kalamkari print kurtis are highly sustainable. They use natural dyes and eco-friendly organic fabrics like cotton. So, as you style yourself in these kurtis, you can rest assured that you are not harming the planet.

What makes Kalamkari kurtas unique?
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Kalamkari kurtis stand out due to their intricate, detailed, and precision-crafted designs. The motifs, inspired by mythology, nature, and temple art, tell stories through these intricate patterns.

Do Kalamkari kurtas have cultural significance?
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Kalamkari kurtas are very important in Indian culture. With their roots in Indian culture, they use mythological and naturalistic designs to illustrate traditional tales. Each piece shows the skills of artisans. As a result, every kurta has a connection to India's rich artistic heritage. 

How do I choose the right size for my Kalamkari kurta?
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Our website offers a thorough sizing guide for all Kalamkari kurtis. Take precise measurements of your hips, waist, and chest, then compare them to the size chart. We provide free alterations if the fit isn't ideal to ensure your kurta fits you precisely.

Shop Authentic Handcrafted Kalamkari Kurtis Online from iTokri

Kurtis is a staple in every woman's wardrobe—they are like the dal chawal of your closet! They're perfect for anyone looking for a balance between style and comfort.

Trends come and go in a blink. In the world of ethnic women's wear, Kalamkari kurtas have been women's favourite for a long time and continue to be so for all the right reasons.

Buy authentic Kalamkari kurtis online from iTokri and add a special vibe to your wardrobe. Our Kalamkari kurti designs are suitable for s...

Shop Authentic Handcrafted Kalamkari Kurtis Online from iTokri

Kurtis is a staple in every woman's wardrobe—they are like the dal chawal of your closet! They're perfect for anyone looking for a balance between style and comfort.

Trends come and go in a blink. In the world of ethnic women's wear, Kalamkari kurtas have been women's favourite for a long time and continue to be so for all the right reasons.

Buy authentic Kalamkari kurtis online from iTokri and add a special vibe to your wardrobe. Our Kalamkari kurti designs are suitable for special days and daily wear.

What Is Kalamkari? 

Derived from the term ‘kalam,’ meaning pen, ‘Kalamkari’ denotes a specific, intricate method of hand-painting on fabric. This age-old art form originated from what is now Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Originally, it served as a visual storyteller. Kalamkari art was used to depict tales from the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and Bhagavatam. Today, it has become a timeless textile art.

In 2013, the Government of India officially acknowledged the Kalamkari art form by registering the Pedana Kalamkari style with the Geographical Indications Registry (GIR), safeguarding its distinctive heritage.

Creating a Kalamkari painting is a labour-intensive process that mirrors the intricacy of its designs. It involves 23 carefully executed steps. It starts with bleaching, softening, and sun-drying the fabric. Natural dyes are then prepared and mixed, and each colour is applied one at a time, with the fabric being rinsed thoroughly between layers to ensure precision. And we have our traditional kalamkari kurtis with natural dyes ready to be worn!

What Makes Kalamkari Kurtas So Special?

The intensive process of making hand-painted kalamkari kurtis for women makes it special.

Timeless pieces

The Kalamkari kurtis never go out of style. The design features intricate patterns and heritage-inspired motifs that have been classic for a long time. The long Kalamkari kurtis with side slits is a must-have essential in women's wardrobe as it enhances ease of movement while adding a stylish touch anyday.

● Eco-friendly

Modern Kalamkari kurtis are handcrafted by skilled artisans using natural dyes and organic fabrics. By choosing sustainable fashion, Kalamkari Kurtis India, you support local craftsmanship and reduce your carbon footprint. It is a win-win situation.

● Multiple styling options

A Kalamkari print kurti offers versatile styling for any occasion. Kalamkari pieces adapt perfectly to any mood or setting, whether it's a casual day at the office or a family celebration.

Hand-Painting vs. Block-Printing in Kalamkari Kurtas

The two famous styles in Kalamkari art are hand painting and block painting. This table reflects the significant differences between the two art forms:

Feature
Hand-Painted
Kalamkari
Block-Print Kalamkari
Artisan Technique

The designs are drawn freehand using a kalam (bamboo pen)

The intricate designs are stamped using carved wooden blocks

Detail &
Uniquenes

Hand-painted kalamkari print kurti is highly detailed

The print is slightly repetitive but symmetrical and precise

Time Required

It is time-sensitive because each piece is hand-painted.

It is relatively faster and suitable for bulk production

Design Themes

Hand-painted kalamkari kurtis depict mythological stories, deities, and nature

Block painted kurtis mostly show floral motifs, geometric patterns, and borders

Finish & Texture

It has softer edges and a painterly effect

It has crisp and uniform patterns with clear impressions

Cost Factor

This Kalamkari print kurta is costly

It is more affordable for everyday wear

Suitability

Can be worn for special occasions 

It is great for casual, daily, or semi-formal use

Craft Origin

It originated in Srikalahasti, Andhra Pradesh

It originated in Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh

Color Palette

The colour palette of hand-painted kurtis is varied

It has consistent colours with repeated blocks

Eco-friendliness

This uses natural dyes and manual techniques

This also uses natural dyes but may involve repeated dyeing processes


Explore A Wide Variety Of Kalamkari Print Kurtis Online From Our Exclusive Collection

If you are looking for summer special kalamkari kurtis for ladies that can be styled for different occasions, depending on the order of your day, we have got you covered. Kalamkari kurta for women

1. Kalamkari Screen Printing Kurtis 

For these Kalamkari Cotton Kurtis, artists use a screen to transfer intricate patterns onto fabric. This results in a quicker, more uniform piece of art that perfectly encapsulates the Kalamkari charm.

You can choose from our vast collection of screen-printed Kalamkari long kurtis. The line-shaped screen printed with kalamkari kurtis gives a modern vibe. The flared kurti brings in a touch of traditional grace. The straight-cut kurti is versatile enough for both casual days and festive evenings.

2. Kalamkari Block Printing Kurtas

The technique of creating blocking printing on Kalamkari kurtis involves carving intricate designs onto wooden blocks, dipping them in natural dyes, and pressing them onto fabric. These particular Kalamkari print cotton kurtis have a beautiful, rustic, and artistic vibe that looks very elegant. Popular motifs on of Kalamkari print cotton kurti include flowers, peacocks, paisleys, and mythological figures, establishing a connection to cultural heritage of India.

Our collection of block-printed kurtis brings the soul of India to your wardrobe. You can choose long kurtis, short summer kurtis, lined kurtis, kurtis with slits, and much more from this craft! These Kalamkari cotton kurtis for daily wear perfectly blend tradition and ease.

3. Srikalahasti Penwork Kalamkari Kurtas

This is hands-down the OG technique of creating Kalamkari Kurtis using a bamboo pen and natural dyes. The Kalamkari kurta sets made with this technique draw inferences from mythological tales to intricate floral motifs for their design. Every Kalamkari short kurti or long kurti made with this pattern is pure artistic genius. 

The collection features intricate patchwork inspired by the Srikalahasti art form and a solid-colored kurta. Whether you need the classic black Kalamkari kurta for an evening event or a white one for a daytime outing, we have it all!

4. Pintuck Kalamkari Kurtis 

Pintuck Kalamkari print kurtas are created by sewing narrow folds of fabric together to add texture and depth to your Kalamkari kurtis. The pintuck detailing adds just the right amount of structure and charm. Our pintuck Kalamkari kurta for women is crafted from pure cotton, so you can wear it comfortably without compromising the aesthetics.

5. Running Stitch Printed Kalamkari Kurtis

These Kalamkari kurta sets are the easiest to make yet versatile. A basic up-and-down stitch gives fabrics a good hand-crafted touch. The design of these Kalamkari kurtis online is proof that sometimes, less is more!

Running Stitch Kalamkari long kurtis have on-point aesthetics and will be wardrobe staples for a long time. We have them in many solid colours.

Fabrics Available In Kalamkari Kurtas At iTokri

We have Modern Kalamkari Kurtis for every mood, and there are many moods. What is even more special is that iTokri offers a variety in the kind of fabrics used in crafting Kalamkari Kurtis. 

Our Kalamkari kurta for women is available in a variety of fabrics, including soft cotton, luxurious silk, wool, and breathable linen and more to cater to different preferences and seasons.

1. Cotton

The most commonly used fabric in our long and short kalamkari kurtis for summer is cotton. You can wear them all day long. The fabric is pure and lightweight. The cotton kurtis are suitable for casual wear or even special occasions.

2. Wool

Kalamkari styles should not be limited to summer only. That's why we bring you handwoven woollen kalamkari kurtis. The Merino wool kurtis ensure comfort and ease. Lightweight and breathable, they’re perfect for cooler days.

 

3. Voile

Voile is known for its smooth texture and transparency, allowing for a graceful, airy fit that's perfect for warm days. Made primarily from cotton but sometimes blended with silk or linen, these kurtis from our collection showcase beautiful Kalamkari designs.

 

4. Linen

We have a collection of long linen kalamkari print kurti. iTokri uses the finest quality Bhagalpuri viscose cotton blend linen.  It offers an effortlessly smooth and breathable feel.

Tips To Style Kalamkari Kurta For Women

Here is the truth: You can spoil any Kalamkari kurta by styling it wrong. If you have bought a new one and are looking for tips on styling it, this is for you!

● The long Kalamkari kurti with side slits look best with well-fitted bottoms like leggings, jeans, or palazzos.

 

● Layering brings structure to any outfit. For a laid-back look, you can team your Kalamkari kurta with a denim jacket.

 

● Another way to give your Kalamkari kurti a fresh look is by tucking it into a skirt. For example, pair a black kalamkari kurti of any length with a plain A-line or flared skirt in a contrasting colour to highlight the kurti’s beautiful silhouette. 

 

● Pair a Kalamkari Short kurti with jeans and add accessories for a casual look. A Kalamkari kurta for women can be styled for casual outings, office wear, or festive occasions for up-to-trend versatility. 

 

● Pair your Kalamkari kurti with bold, chunky jewellery, such as oversized earrings, statement necklaces, and stacked bangles, for a statement look. Add a vibrant handbag and ethnic footwear to complete the fit!

 

● Keep accessories simple with delicate jewelry, such as small studs or a thin bracelet, for a minimal look. 

 

Here's a fun tip from our end: You can also make the famous GRWM reel with our Kalamkari Kurtis and tag us! 

 

Why Buy Handcrafted Kalamkari Kurtas From iTokri

A kurti from iTokri is handwoven carefully, block-printed precisely, and designed with the utmost passion. From the timeless elegance of Kalamkari print Kurti for women to the earthy charm of Bagru prints, each kurti will make you feel graceful and deeply connected to tradition.

This is what makes iTokri a cut above the rest:

● Handmade Treasures 

iTokri stands out for all its Indian handicrafts online which are aesthetic, meaningful and soulful. When you choose handmade products, you get to carry forward a tradition that deserves to be treasured.

 

● No Third Parties Involved

We are a bridge between you and the artisans, as we have done away with the need for factories or middlemen. 

 

● Commitment To Sustainability And Upholding The Interests Of The Artisans

Moreover, all Kalamkari kurtis on iTokri adhere to our commitment to sustainability, and every purchase with us is dedicated to preserving heritage and supporting artisans.

 

● Multiple options to choose from

You will feel spoiled for choice as you browse through our Kalamkari kurtis online. This is because we have so many crafts in Kalamkari and on multiple fabrics. This diversity aims to cater to everyone’s tastes and needs.

Explore iTokri’s Kalamkari cotton kurti collection online to discover your perfect pick. Whether you're dressing for casual days, office hours, or festive moments, these kurtas are designed to elevate your look! Check out our collection of new kalamkari kurtis and be surprised by the colour combos and prints these incorporate. 

Free alteration 

True comfort lies in the perfect fit. Therefore, we offer free alteration services so that the allure of Indian craft doesn't just woo you but fits into your life in a seamless fashion.

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Size Chart For Women’s Kurtis

Size

Length

Chest

Waist

Shoulder

Arm Hole

Hip

Sleeves Length

XS

46

36

33

15

16

38

16

S

46

38

35

15

16

41

16

M

46

40

36

16

17

43

16

L

46

42

37

16

17

46

16

XL

46

45

40

16

17

49

16

2XL

46

47

42

17

18

51

16

3XL

46

50

44

17

20

53

16

4XL

46

52

46

17

21

55

16

5XL

46

55

48

17

21

58

16

6XL

46

57

50

18

22

59

16


Kurtis For Women - Kurtis Price Starting From

Women’s Kurta & Kurti

1850/-

Ajrakh Printed Kurti

2490/-

White Kurta For Women

950/-

Leheriya Kurtas

3590/-

Women’s Kurtas Under 1000

850/-

Festive Kurta 

1850/-

Black Kurta for Women

1290/-

New Arrival Kurtis For Women

1990/-

Silk Kurti

1890/-

Plain Kurti

1290/-

Shibori Kurtis

1290/-

Chikankari Kurtis

850/-

Jamdani Kurtis

1700/-

Tussar Silk Kurtis

2900/-

Bandhani Kurtis

1850/-

Organic Kala Cotton Kurti

3900/-

Khun Weave Kurta

2590/-

Mangalagiri Kurtis

3590/-

Batik Print Kurti

1990/-

Best Selling Kurtis For Women

2590/-

Maheshwari Kurti For Women

7200/-

Sanganeri Kurtis

1790/-

Jacquard Kurtis

1750/-

Bagh Printed Kurtis

1550/-

Pochampally Ikat Kurtis

1100/-

Woollen Kurtis

2990/-

Bagru Print Kurtis

1890/-

Akola Kurtis

1990/-

Dharwad Kurtis

1490/-

Pipad Block Print Kurtis

1490/-

 

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