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Pink Thread Embroidered Ethnic Straight Long Kurti | Casual Office Wear Daily Wear -
Women Thread Embroidered Kurti Pant Co-ord Set | Ethnic Office & Casual Daily Wear -
White Floral Thread Embroidered Sleeveless Strappy Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants | Festive & Ethnic Wear -
White Embroidered Ethnic Kurta With Pants | Office and Daily Wear Co-Ord Set -
White Embroidered A-Line Ethnic Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants -
Sky Blue Embroidered Kurta Set with Pants and Dupatta – Elegant Ethnic Wear -
Red Designer Embroidered Ethnic Kurta Set with Pant and Dupatta -
Purple Mirror Work & Zardozi Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants -
Prisachi Women’s White Floral Thread Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants -
Pink Thread Embroidered Kurti Pant Co-ord Set | Ethnic Office & Casual Wear -
Pink Thread Embroidered A-Line Ethnic Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants -
Pink Embroidered kurta Pant with dupatta -
Off White Embroidered kurta set with Dupatta and Pants -
Navy Blue Thread Embroidered collar Kurta with Pant Co-Ord Set | Ethnic Office & Daily Wear -
Mustard Yellow Thread Embroidered Ethnic Straight Long Kurti | Casual Office Daily Wear -
Green Thread Embroidered Kurti Pant Co-ord Set | Ethnic Office & Daily Wear -
Embroidered kurta Pant with dupatta with Zardosi work -
Designer Thread Embroidered Ethnic Straight Long Kurti | Casual Office And Daily Wear -
Designer Kurti bottom with Dupttaa -
Designer Ethnic Handwork Embroidered Kurta Pant Set with Dupatta -
Designer Embroidered Ethnic kurta set with dupatta and pants -
Dark Pink Thread Embroidered Kurti Pant Co-ord Set | Ethnic Office & Daily Wear -
Cream Thread Embroidered A-Line Ethnic Kurta Set with Dupatta & Pants -
Blue Embroidered kurta Pant with dupatta
What Prisachi actually makes
Thread embroidery on ethnic silhouettes, in three formats. The straight long kurti is the entry point from INR 1,399, cut for office and daily wear rather than occasion. The kurti-and-pant co-ord set sits in the middle from INR 1,899, and the full kurta set with pants and dupatta runs to INR 5,299 at the top. The through-line is that the surface work is stitched, not printed, which is why the price sits above a printed cotton kurta and why it survives washing better.
Embroidered versus printed, and why it costs more
A printed kurta gets its pattern from pigment sitting on the fabric surface. It fades, and on cotton it fades unevenly. Thread embroidery is structural: the pattern is stitched into the cloth, so it holds colour through repeated washing and gives the garment a little weight and body that a print cannot. The trade-off is cost and care. Embroidered panels catch on jewellery and rough surfaces, and they want a gentler wash than a printed cotton kurti will tolerate.
How to choose between the three formats
- Straight long kurti — buy this if you already own the bottoms. It is the most versatile piece here and the easiest to work into a weekday rotation with trousers you own.
- Kurti and pant co-ord — buy this if matching is the problem you want solved. The pant is cut to the kurti, which removes the shade-matching guesswork that makes separates frustrating.
- Kurta set with dupatta — buy this for occasions. The dupatta is what moves the outfit from office to event, and it is the reason the top of the range costs what it does.
Colour and what wears well
The range runs through navy, black, green, sky blue, beige, mustard and two pinks. Darker grounds carry embroidery with more contrast and hide daily wear better; the beige and sky blue read lighter and dressier but show marks. If this is your first Prisachi piece and it needs to work often, the navy and green are the safer buys.
Where to go next
See all women's kurtas, the wider co-ord sets range, or the full women's edit. Sizing is not standardised across Indian labels, so check the chart on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What does Prisachi make?
Thread-embroidered ethnic wear for women in three formats: straight long kurtis from Rs. 1,399, kurti and pant co-ord sets from Rs. 1,899, and full kurta sets with pants and dupatta up to Rs. 5,299.
Is the embroidery printed or stitched?
Stitched. Prisachi uses thread embroidery rather than surface print, which is why the pattern holds colour through repeated washing and gives the garment more body than a printed cotton kurta.
Which Prisachi piece should I buy first?
The straight long kurti if you already own bottoms and want something for weekday wear. The kurti and pant co-ord if matching separates is the problem. The kurta set with dupatta if you are buying for an occasion.
How should I care for embroidered kurtas?
Gentler than printed cotton. Embroidered panels catch on jewellery and rough surfaces, so wash cold, turn inside out, and avoid wringing the embroidered sections.