Pista Pure Rayon Wedding Special Premium Designer Kurta Pyjama

Shisha/Abla Work Integration: The core feature is the use of small, reflective pieces (mirrors, often round or geometric) secured to the fabric with decorative embroidery stitches, traditionally known as Shisha or Abla work.
Placement for Impact: The mirror work is typically concentrated on high-visibility areas such as the mandarin collar (Nehru collar), the placket (front opening), and sometimes on the cuffs or the yoke to draw attention and add a festive sparkle.
Combined Embroidery Styles: The mirror detailing is usually integrated with other forms of embroidery like thread work (Resham), Chikankari, or Zari (metallic thread) to create cohesive, intricate patterns, ranging from minimal highlights to dense, all-over designs.
Festive and Traditional Appeal: This style of embellishment adds an instant celebratory and ethnic charm, making the kurta a popular choice for occasions like weddings (especially Haldi/Sangeet), Eid, Diwali, and other cultural or festive gatherings.
Fabric Versatility: Mirror-embroidered kurtas are crafted from a rayon fabric to suit different occasions, including breathable materials for daytime events, and for formal evening wear.