Kar Chupi Boutiques Obsidian Starfall Luxury Hand-Worked 3-Piece

Exude timeless mystery and command the room with the Kar Chupi Boutiques Obsidian Starfall ensemble. Masterfully hand-crafted for the influential Bangladeshi woman, this 3-piece set is rendered on a premium fabric base in a deep ink-black hue. It is a definitive statement of high-contrast heritage glamour, designed to project an image of power and sophisticated allure for the 2026 festive season.

The ensemble is a celebration of artisanal precision, featuring signature hand-stitched Kar Chupi embroidery that flows across the dark canvas. The shirt is defined by a grand, jewel-encrusted neckline and meticulous mirror-work that captures the light with every movement, mimicking a starfall against the midnight sky. Every stitch reflects the polished grace and dedication to craftsmanship seen in our latest boutique collection.

The look is elevated to a new level of artistry by a vibrant, multi-tonal gradient tie-dye dupatta in striking shades of crimson and amber, providing a bold, fiery contrast to the obsidian base. Completed with coordinated embroidered trousers, the Obsidian Starfall is the premier choice for grand evening galas, prestigious wedding receptions, or elite cultural celebrations in Dhaka.

Key Features:

Color: Deep Ink-Black (Obsidian) with Crimson and Amber Gradient Accents

Design: 3-Piece Hand-Crafted Luxury Set (Shirt, Dupatta, and Trousers)

Details: Signature Kar Chupi Hand-Embroidery, Jewel-Encrusted Neckline, and Meticulous Mirror-Work

Fabric: Ultra-Premium Fabric for a structured, regal silhouette and executive comfort

Dupatta: Vibrant Multi-Tonal Gradient Tie-Dye in Crimson and Amber

Trousers: Coordinated Fabric with Matching Hand-Embroidered Details

Occasion: Ideal for 2026 Grand Evening Galas, High-Profile Weddings, and Elite Social Events

Care Instructions: Professional Dry Clean Only. Handle the delicate Kar Chupi embroidery and jewel-encrusted neckline with extreme care. Store in a padded garment bag to preserve the mirror-work and the vibrancy of the tie-dye dupatta.