PREMIUM LONG-KOTI SHARARA

Premium Long Koti Sharara

Overall Style
This outfit is a long koti sharara, a traditional  ensemble often worn for weddings and festive occasions. The “koti” refers to the long, jacket-style top, while the “sharara” is a wide-legged, flared bottom. This particular design is richly adorned, making it suitable for bridal or formal wear.

Fabric and Color
The set is crafted in a deep emerald green base fabric, likely net or chiffon layered over a lining, giving it a luxurious and elegant appearance. The dupatta (scarf) is made of sheer net fabric in the same color, complementing the main outfit.

Embroidery and Embellishments

The outfit features intricate gold zari and thread embroidery throughout, with heavy embellishments including sequins, beads, and possibly dabka work. The embroidery forms floral and vine motifs, densely covering the koti and the hemline of the sharara. The dupatta is bordered with matching embroidery and scattered with small motifs for a cohesive look.

Design Details
Koti (Long Jacket): Full-length, front-open style with a fitted bodice and flared lower portion, giving a regal silhouette.
Sharara: Wide-legged, heavily flared trousers with matching embroidery along the hem.
Dupatta: Sheer, lightweight, and delicately embroidered, adding grace to the ensemble.

Occasion Suitability
This long koti sharara is ideal for weddings, receptions, and grand festive events, offering a blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern elegance.