Why Choose a Silk Kurta?
A silk kurta suits Indian occasion wear well. It is lighter than a heavy silk saree and dressier than an everyday cotton kurta. The fabric catches light softly, so even a simple cut looks elegant. That makes it a smart choice for Diwali dinners, Karwa Chauth, family weddings, puja ceremonies and festive office days.
Our collection uses two fabric families:
- Chanderi silk: A lightweight, breathable weave with a subtle shimmer. It is comfortable in warm weather and holds block prints and embroidery well.
- Cotton silk: A blend that keeps the silk look with added softness and easier everyday wear.
Explore Our Silk Kurta Styles
Hand block printed silk kurtas. Each design is stamped with carved wooden blocks, a traditional Indian craft. You will find floral prints in orange, maroon, lime green, mauve purple, teal, fuchsia pink and ivory. There are also pastel checks with lining. These kurtas work well for daytime festivities, haldi ceremonies and puja gatherings.
Sequin embroidered Chanderi kurtas. Long kurtas in maroon, marigold yellow and olive green with sequin detailing add sparkle without feeling heavy. They are a good fit for evening functions, sangeet nights and festive dinners.
Gota embroidered cotton silk kurtas. Geometric gota work in fuchsia pink and coral gives a classic festive finish. Pair it with a dupatta and traditional jewellery for a complete look.
How to Style Your Silk Kurta?
- For weddings: Pair a sequin Chanderi kurta with jhumkas and embroidered juttis.
- For festivals: Team a hand block printed kurta with palazzos, straight pants or churidars.
- For a matching look: If you prefer coordinated outfits, explore our co-ord sets for women, or the hand block printed co-ord sets for the same artisanal feel.
- For everyday wear: Browse our wider range of kurtas and tunics for lighter, casual options.
Comfortable Fit and Easy Ordering
Our silk kurtas are cut for comfort and movement, with a flattering long silhouette. Each product page has a size chart and fabric details, so you can pick the right fit with confidence. If you are between sizes, check your bust and hip measurements against the chart before ordering.
Silk Kurta Care Tips
- Dry clean or gently hand wash in cold water, following the care label.
- Avoid wringing or harsh detergents.
- Dry in shade, never in direct sunlight.
- Iron on low to medium heat on the reverse side.
- Store in a breathable cotton bag.
Why Shop at Tara-C-Tara?
Tara-C-Tara designs women’s ethnic wear that combines traditional Indian craft with a modern cut. You get fresh designs, artisanal block prints and detailed embroidery in one place. To see what other shoppers love, visit our bestsellers. You can also check our festive deals for seasonal offers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chanderi silk?
Chanderi silk is a lightweight, sheer-textured fabric from Madhya Pradesh, India. It is known for its soft shimmer and breathable feel.
Is Chanderi silk good for summer?
Yes. Chanderi silk is lightweight and breathable, so it stays comfortable in warm weather while still looking festive.
Are silk kurtas suitable for weddings?
Yes. Sequin and gota embroidered silk kurtas are popular for wedding functions. Block printed ones suit haldi, mehendi and puja ceremonies.
What is a hand block printed kurta?
It is a kurta whose pattern is stamped by hand using carved wooden blocks and natural or fabric-safe dyes. This gives each piece a slightly unique, handcrafted look.
How do I wash a silk kurta?
Dry cleaning is safest. If hand washing, use cold water and a mild detergent, and dry the kurta in shade.
