Regal Chikankari Georgette Anarkali Gown 56 Kali Gray

What does the sage-grey shade look like in person?

It is a muted grey with a soft green undertone, so it feels calm and grown-up rather than flat. White leaf butis and the large paisley hem stand out gently on it, giving the gown an understated look. Screens can shift the shade slightly.

What is the detail at the yoke?

The yoke has a band of embroidered stripes that gives the bodice a neat, tailored line. It contrasts with the scattered butis on the skirt below and gives the upper half definition, so the gown looks structured even with a full flare.

How full is a 56-kali skirt?

Very full. The skirt is built from 56 panels, or kalis, which give the Anarkali a wide, voluminous flare. The large paisley and floral motifs line the edge of that flare, while scattered white leaf butis keep the rest of the skirt light.

Is the embroidery handmade?

The gown is handcrafted in the Lucknow chikankari tradition, where artisans embroider motifs by hand. Small irregularities in the stitching are part of handwork, so no two pieces are exactly alike, and the shade may look slightly different on screen than in person.

Is it comfortable for office hours?

Yes. Georgette is lightweight, the embroidery is light, and the muted shade suits a working day. The inner layer means you do not have to worry about sheerness under office lights, and the gown carries on easily to an office party in the evening.

What accessories suit this shade?

Silver and oxidised jewellery are the natural match for sage grey and the white embroidery. For an evening, a touch of rose gold or a pastel pink dupatta adds warmth. Keep footwear in white, silver or nude so the soft colour stays the focus.