Shan-e-Banaras Brocade Silk Suit Lavendar

What's the design on the yoke?

A peacock and flower panel sits across the yoke in orange, teal and pink, standing out against the soft lavender ground. The colours are bright but limited to the placed panels, so the rest of the kurta stays calm and lets the peacocks lead.

Does the peacock motif repeat elsewhere?

Yes. A matching peacock panel runs along the kurta hem, and the pant cuffs pick it up too, so the design reads as a coordinated set from neckline to ankle. Keep the dupatta draped to one side so the yoke stays visible.

Which pieces are included?

The set includes three pieces: a kurta top, matching bottoms and a dupatta. Everything comes stitched and lined, so you can wear it as it is once you've picked the right size between S and XXXL.

Any tailoring tips if I need alterations?

Because the peacock panels sit at the yoke and hem, ask your tailor to adjust the fit through the side seams rather than shortening the kurta, which would cut into the hem panel. The pants are 38 inches long; if you need them shorter, take up the length above the cuff panel.

Is Banarasi silk comfortable?

Banarasi silk is known for its fine texture and rich sheen, and here it has a soft glow rather than a hard shine. The suit is stitched with lining and made to be comfortable and elegant, and it holds the placed peacock motifs cleanly.

What jewellery and footwear go with it?

The orange, teal and pink of the peacock panels give you options: teal or meenakari earrings, or oxidised silver for a softer look against the lavender. Gold or multicoloured embroidered juttis finish it well. Keep the neckline simple so the yoke shows.