Pista Green Silk Cotton Kurta with Silver Sequin Neckwork & Folk Motif Embroidery for Men | Festive Ethnic Wear | Firangi Yarn

Soft pista green with a narrow silver sequin placket running down the centre, floral sprigs scattered across the body in red, mustard, and green thread, and a hem border worked with horses and folk figures. There is a lot going on here for anyone who looks closely, and almost nothing shouting from across the room.

✨ Slim silver sequin neckwork running the length of the placket
✨ Multicoloured floral sprig motifs scattered across the body
✨ Folk-style hem border with horse and figure motifs in silver thread
✨ Matching embroidered cuffs on full sleeves
✨ Pista green silk cotton blend, breathable with a soft fall

Perfect For: Day Weddings | Mehendi Functions | Diwali Celebrations | Pooja Ceremonies | Sangeet Nights | Engagement Functions | Navratri | Festival Season | Family Functions

Fabric: Silk Cotton Blend | What's in the Box: Kurta only | Care: Dry clean only | Model Wearing: Size M

Delivery & Exchanges: Free express delivery on prepaid orders | Easy exchanges on all orders

FAQs:

• What are the motifs at the hem? Horses and folk figures, drawn from the same visual tradition you see in Rajasthani and Kutch textile work. They are worked small and in silver thread, so they read as texture from a distance and reveal themselves when someone is actually standing next to you.
• Why silver instead of gold? Gold is the default in festive menswear, which is exactly the argument for silver. Against pista green it stays cool and contemporary rather than pushing the piece into traditional territory, and it does not compete with gold jewellery if you wear any.
• Is this too quiet for a wedding? For a reception or a big evening function, possibly. This is at its best at daytime events, poojas, and mehendis, where restraint is an advantage rather than a shortfall. If you want something that carries a crowded evening room, look at the heavier pieces in the range.
• Everyone at these functions wears the same colours. Does this actually stand out? That is the practical case for it. In a room of maroons, creams, and navies, a soft green registers immediately without you having done anything loud to achieve it. You get noticed for the colour choice rather than the embroidery volume.
• What footwear works? Tan or camel leather. Brown loafers if you are pairing with trousers. Silver hardware on the shoe, if any, ties back to the neckwork nicely.
• Sizing? Your regular size is fine. The embroidery here is light and localised, so nothing stiffens the fabric or restricts movement.
• Care? Dry clean only. The folk motifs use fine thread that can snag, so keep it off velcro and rough surfaces when storing.

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