Gul-e-Raat Ki Mehfil
Dobby Purple Kurti by J. Junaid Jamshed
A Scene from a Spring Afternoon
In a sun-dappled courtyard where the breeze carries whispers of laughter and chai, she arrives draped in the quiet charm of purple twilight. The color of mulberries kissed by sunlight, of bougainvillea blooming against old stone walls, this kurti holds the grace of tradition and the freshness of modern days.
Crafted from soft dyed dobby fabric, its texture catches the light with a subtle elegance. Embroidered patterns bloom delicately across the front and sleeves, like hand-drawn motifs in a diary of forgotten festivals. The neckline, round and classic, is gently adorned with petite buttons, drawing the eye to the collarbone with effortless poise. The full sleeves echo with florals that dance in thread, while the plain dyed back lets the embroidery speak from the front.
A timeless cut and long length give it a relaxed, flowing shape—one that flatters and comforts in equal measure.
The Craft and Color
A rich purple base in dobby weave, detailed with intricate embroidery on the front and sleeves. The silhouette flows in a classic kurta cut, balanced with a plain back and finished with a delicately buttoned neckline.
Moments to Wear It
Pair it with crisp white trousers and silver khussas for a brunch in the garden, a lazy family dawat, or a stroll through your favorite Sunday bazaar. Add a jhumka or two, and you’re ready to carry old-school elegance into your every day.
