Viveka 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 fourth stage of love: Viveka (Understanding).

In the Upanishads and Gita, Viveka represents the moment when clarity dissolves possessiveness. It is the stage where love shifts from attachment to awareness—where freedom is felt, not feared. Through understanding, the heart learns that true love is not a bond of control, but a space where both souls can breathe and grow.

Designed to embody the quiet clarity of Viveka, this earthy two-tone kurta reflects the moment when love transforms into awareness. The clean, uninterrupted silhouette speaks of calm balance, free from excess, allowing the mind and eye to rest with ease.

The sleeves carry the essence of the story — intricate Madhubani-inspired birds poised in serene symmetry, their forms meeting gently without merging. The birds bow their heads gently toward each other, symbolizing a love free from ego — a quiet acknowledgment of understanding and mutual respect. Their posture symbolizes understanding without possession, closeness without control. The harmonious blend of red, blue, and ivory embroidery mirrors the shift from attachment to inner freedom, where love becomes spacious and unburdened.

The V-neckline adds a touch of simplicity and openness, enhancing the kurta’s composed aesthetic. The contrast lower panel grounds the design, adding depth without overpowering the artwork. 

This kurta becomes more than a garment — it becomes an expression of clarity, acceptance, and the peaceful liberation that defines the stage of Viveka.