Luxury Handcrafted Ethnic Wear for Women: Festive Picks – Shree Aura By Khushbu
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Luxury Handcrafted Ethnic Wear for Women | Festive Season

WRITTEN BY SHREE AURA BY KHUSHBU
PUBLISHED ON October 19, 2026

There's a moment every festive season, usually three or four weeks out, when you open the wardrobe and decide you have nothing to wear. You have plenty, obviously. None of it feels right for this year's photos.

Here's a thought that might save you some money. Instead of buying five okay outfits, buy one properly good one. That's the whole idea behind luxury handcrafted ethnic wear for women: fewer pieces, made slowly, worn again and again. Karva Chauth is on 29 October and Diwali isn't far behind, so here are five festive ethnic wear picks from Shree Aura by Khushbu, each for a slightly different kind of festive person.

If you want one outfit that works everywhere

The Surmayi Saffron Chanderi Kurta Set with Dupatta is the safe bet, and we mean that as a compliment. Chanderi looks dressed up without weighing you down. The embroidery runs vertically down the front panel, which makes the kurta look longer, and the dupatta comes with embroidered borders and little tassels at the ends. Add straight pants and you're done. It works for a morning puja and for dinner with relatives that same night.

If it's Karva Chauth and you'll be on your feet all day

No water, standing through the katha, sitting on the floor, waiting for the moon. You need something that goes along with you. The Raktika Sindhoori Tunic Set is a relaxed chanderi tunic in a sindoori shade with wide-leg pants. The colour does the festive work, so you don't have to pile anything else on. One practical note: pieces are made to order, so if you want it for the 29th, call or email the team first and confirm delivery.

If you love colour and a bit of shine

Go for the Emerald Zari Panel Kurta Set. It's silk, with floral brocade work around the neckline and the hem panels. It's richer than the rest of this list, so save it for the evening do, a family wedding or Diwali night. Emerald under warm lights looks lovely in photos too, which, let's be honest, matters.

If you'd rather not match everyone else

Everyone at the puja will be in red or orange. The Marron Botanica Kurta Set breaks that pattern. Deep maroon silk, an abstract botanical print in gold with cobalt blue lines, and coordinated pants. It looks more like art than a festive outfit. Good for smaller gatherings where you'd like someone to ask where it's from.

If you like softer colours

The Shirin Pink Kurta Set with Green Dupatta is a lightweight muslin kurta in pink with multicolour embroidery around the neckline, paired with a deep green dupatta with tassels. Pink and green is an old Indian pairing, so it feels familiar. It's just gentler than red or orange.

How to choose without overthinking it

Ask yourself three things. How long will you be on your feet? How much shine do you actually want? And is the dupatta part of the look, or just along for the ride? Answer those and the list above shrinks to one or two options.

Then measure yourself against the size chart. Don't go by the size you "always" take. Sizes change from brand to brand, and our handcrafted ethnic wear is cut for different body types, so a quick message to the team beforehand is worth the two minutes.

Why one good piece beats five average ones

Good handcrafted ethnic wear carries hand embroidery or pure Chanderi, which takes time, and you can feel it when you put it on. It also gets worn more. A kurta set you love comes out for Karva Chauth, for a cousin's engagement, for a puja next year. Divide the price by the number of wears and luxury ethnic wear starts to look sensible.

A note on ordering

Most of our ethnic wear is made to order, with shipping around 10 to 12 days. For festivals later in the season, order two to three weeks ahead. We ship across India and overseas, the exchange and return policy is on the website, so read it before you buy.

If you'd like to browse everything in one place, the Shree Aura by Khushbu has every category, from kurta sets and co-ords to sarees and occasion wear. All of our ethnic wear is made in Ahmedabad.

FAQs

Which fabric is best for festive ethnic wear?
Chanderi is a good all-rounder because it looks festive without feeling heavy. Silk suits evening events and weddings, and muslin is lighter for daytime.

Can I wear a festive kurta set again after the festival?
Yes. Change the dupatta, jewellery or footwear and the same set works for other pujas and family functions.

Is handcrafted ethnic wear dry-clean only?
Most embroidered chanderi and silk pieces are, so check the care label on the product page before ordering.

How early should I order for Karva Chauth?
As early as you can. Pieces are made to order and take 10 to 12 days to ship, so confirm delivery with the team first if the date is close.

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