Aakarshan Kurta (Kurta only)

The collection “The Madhubani Love” draws inspiration from the timeless Madhubani paintings — a traditional art form rooted in the cultural heritage of Bihar.

Each piece in this series represents one of the five stages of love described across various Indian scriptures.

This kurta illustrates the first stage of love: Aakarshan (Attraction).

In the Natyashastra, Shringara Rasa is revered as the “Queen of Rasas,” symbolizing beauty, romance, and emotional awakening.
Aakarshan, known as Purvaraga, is the initial spark — a gentle pull towards someone. It is the moment you first notice their grace, their presence, and the subtle rhythm of their movement.

Designed to capture the gentle pull of Aakarshan, this blush-rose kurta reflects the moment where admiration turns into awareness. The soft, flowing silhouette moves with quiet grace, mirroring the subtle stirrings of the heart when something — or someone — begins to draw you in.

The sleeves become the highlight of the story. Intricate Madhubani-inspired birds face each other with curved necks and softened posture, symbolizing the first spark of connection. Their vibrant blues, greens, and golden yellows bloom beautifully against the blush base, creating a visual rhythm that feels both delicate and captivating — like an emotional awakening stitched into fabric.

The V-neckline adds a touch of openness, while the center pleat lets the garment fall effortlessly, enhancing its fluid appeal. Paired with matching straight pants, the look feels cohesive, refined, and softly romantic.

This kurta becomes more than attire —
it becomes an expression of Aakarshan: that quiet, irresistible moment of being drawn toward beauty, warmth, and possibility.