At Shramdaan, we believe that clothing is more of a story, a heritage, and a celebration of the skilled hands that weave it. Our handloom kurtis embody this philosophy, combining centuries-old weaving traditions, sustainable fabrics, and designs that match with modern lifestyles. Every stitch tells the story of an artisan, and every purchase helps support their livelihoods.
We create collections of handloom kurtis for women that blend traditional craft with wearable comfort. Today, we bring you our top 5 customer-favourite kurtis, each crafted to offer style, durability, and a piece of Bharat’s rich textile heritage.
1. White Hand Embroidered Long Kurti
This classic white kurti is a perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. Hand-embroidered by skilled artisans from Shramdaan's Maheshwar cluster, it features delicate floral motifs that are a hallmark of traditional Chikankari-inspired embroidery.
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Fabric & Comfort: Made from soft, hand-woven cotton, this kurti offers breathable comfort for daily wear and festive occasions alike.
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Design & Styling: Its round neckline and straight cut make it versatile for pairing with palazzos, leggings, or sarees.
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Occasion: Ideal for casual workwear, daytime gatherings, or light festive celebrations.
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Artisan & Craft: Crafted by women artisans in Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, using hand embroidery that preserves centuries-old techniques.
Why Customers Love It: Comfortable for long hours, easy to style, durable, and versatile across multiple occasions.
2. Magenta Hand Embroidered Long Kurti
Vibrant, cheerful, and rich in hand craft, this magenta handloom kurta for women is perfect for those who love bold and intricate designs.
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Fabric & Comfort: Soft, hand-woven cotton ensures comfort throughout the day.
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Design & Styling: Detailed floral embroidery across the yoke adds depth and texture, while the 3/4th sleeves offer modern practicality.
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Occasion: Suitable for festive occasions, cultural events, and casual ethnic wear.
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Artisan & Craft: Handcrafted by the skilled women artisans at the Maheshwar cluster, promoting ethical employment and skill preservation.
Why Customers Love It: Stands out for colour and detailing, comfortable for long wear, adds ethnic charm to your wardrobe.
3. Sanganeri Printed Cotton Kurti
Rooted in Rajasthan’s centuries-old Sanganeri printing tradition, this kurti showcases hand-block prints on soft cotton fabric.
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Fabric & Comfort: Pure cotton for breathability, ideal for Bharat’s diverse climates.
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Design & Styling: Features intricate floral block prints that bring vibrancy and ethnic charm. Pair with jeans, leggings, or skirts for versatile styling.
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Occasion: Perfect for casual outings, office wear, or weekend ethnic looks.
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Artisan & Craft: Block-printed by artisans in Rajasthan, preserving traditional Sanganeri printing techniques and supporting rural livelihoods.
Why Customers Adore It: The combination of lightweight cotton and timeless hand-block prints makes it effortless to style for any occasion.
4. Light Pink Check Long Kurti
This kurti strikes a perfect balance between understated elegance and everyday utility.
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Fabric & Comfort: Handwoven cotton ensures softness and breathability.
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Design & Styling: Features subtle checks with delicate thread embroidery, giving a minimalistic yet polished look.
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Occasion: Ideal for office wear, casual meetings, or relaxed weekend outings.
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Artisan & Craft: Created by women artisans in Shramdaan’s skilled clusters, using hand-weaving and embroidery techniques passed through generations.
Why Customer Love It: Its muted colour palette and simple design make it versatile and easy to integrate into any wardrobe.
5. Green Long Kurti
Our sea-green kurti brings together Kantha-inspired embroidery with soft, handwoven cotton for a truly unique experience.
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Fabric & Comfort: Soft, hand-woven cotton, perfect for long hours of wear.
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Design & Styling: Features textural floral motifs with uneven beads across the yoke. Three-quarter sleeves and straight hem add modern elegance.
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Occasion: Perfect for casual outings, festive events, and layered styling with dupattas or scarves.
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Artisan & Craft: Crafted by women in the Deori cluster near Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, using the ancient Kantha embroidery technique, empowering 70+ women artisans.
Why Customers Love It: The unique texture, rich detailing, and ethical craftsmanship make this kurti a statement piece in any wardrobe.
Table: Quick Comparison of Top 5 Shramdaan Kurtis
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Kurti |
Craft |
Origin |
Best for |
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White Hand Embroidered |
Hand Embroidery |
Maheshwar |
Casual & Festive |
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Magenta Hand Embroidered |
Hand Embroidery |
Maheshwar |
Festivals & Ethnic Wear |
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Sanganeri Printed |
Block Print |
Rajasthan |
Casual & Office |
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Light Pink Check |
Handwoven & Embroidery |
Madhya Pradesh |
Work, College, & Casual |
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Green Long Kurti |
Katha Embroidery |
Deori, Sagar |
Casual & Festive |
Final Thoughts
Choosing a Shramdaan kurti is not simply a fashion choice, but more about supporting artisans, sustaining cultural heritage, and embracing sustainable style. Every stitch is hand-crafted with care, every colour and pattern reflects centuries of weaving wisdom, and every purchase directly supports the livelihoods of women artisans across Bharat.
By exploring our handloom kurtis online, you can build a wardrobe that balances elegance, comfort, and ethical fashion. Join us in celebrating tradition, empowering artisans, and wearing the stories of Bharat. Explore our full Shramdaan kurti collection today and find the piece that speaks to your style and values.
FAQs
1. Why are handloom kurtis more expensive than regular kurtis?
Higher cost comes from fair artisan labour, longer weaving time, and use of natural yarns / dyes.
2. Can I wear these kurtis for office and casual events?
Absolutely. Our kurtis are designed for versatility. So, you can wear them on festivals, work, or casual outings.
3. How do I care for handloom kurtis?
Gentle hand wash or machine wash in cold water, avoid harsh detergents, and air dry to maintain texture and embroidery.
4. How can I tell if a kurti is truly handloom?
Look for slight weave imperfections, texture variations, and, where relevant, the Handloom Mark certification.
5. Can I find authentic regional weaving styles like Jamdani, Ikat or Kantha in handloom kurtis?
Yes, absolutely! At Shramdaan, we offer handloom kurtis in various regional weaving techniques like Jamdani, Ikat, and Kantha.
