The regal richness of this teal green silk sharara set for sangeet

Deep, jewel-toned, and beautifully luxurious, this teal green silk sharara set for sangeet pairs a regal colour with one of the most graceful silhouettes in ethnic wear. The set features a heavy, soft fancy silk kurta with fancy embroidery, sequins, dori, and zari work, flowing fully-stitched silk sharara trousers, and a matching dupatta finished with a fancy colour lace belt. In a rich teal green, it's a striking, elegant choice for the woman who wants a sangeet look that's colourful, luxurious, and full of celebratory richness.

Why teal green silk is such a regal choice
Teal green sits in that beautiful space where green deepens toward blue — a rich, jewel-toned shade that feels both regal and refreshing, elegant and a little unexpected. It's wonderfully flattering across a wide range of skin tones, and it photographs spectacularly under both natural daylight and the warm, festive lighting of an evening sangeet. On heavy, soft silk with its rich sheen and luxurious weight, teal green takes on a deep, glowing intensity, the sequins, dori, and zari work standing out vividly against it. It's a refreshing, regal alternative to the usual celebration shades. You can read about the teal colour and its blue-green character for context on this jewel shade.

The soft silk, sharara silhouette, and rich work
What makes this set special is the combination of luxurious fabric and a regal silhouette. The kurta and sharara are crafted in heavy, soft fancy silk — a beautiful fabric with a rich sheen and a luxurious drape that gives the set real presence and a graceful flow. The sharara itself is a traditional, royal silhouette with origins in Mughal-era dress, its dramatically flared, wide-legged trousers creating beautiful movement, and here it comes fully stitched in a free size for an easy, comfortable fit. The kurta is richly worked with fancy embroidery, sequins, dori (decorative cord work), and zari (fine metallic thread), while the dupatta is finished with a fancy colour lace belt that frames the look beautifully. You can read about zari and its metallic-thread artistry for context on this craft.

Where this sharara set belongs
This is a piece for rich, joyful celebrations — sangeet evenings above all, as well as weddings, receptions, engagement functions, mehndi celebrations, and festive gatherings where you want a colourful, luxurious look. The heavy soft silk and the deep teal green suit both daytime functions, where the fabric glows in natural light, and evening events, where the sequins and zari dazzle under the lamps. The sharara's flared silhouette is wonderfully graceful and made for celebration, swaying beautifully as you move and dance, while the fully-stitched, free-size fit makes it a comfortable, easy choice for occasions where you'll be celebrating for hours. Its rich jewel colour makes it a particularly striking choice for brides-to-be at their sangeet and for guests who want a bold, beautiful alternative to traditional colours.

Styling it, and the Khaish promise
A jewel-toned teal green sharara set opens up rich styling options. Gold and polki look magnificent against teal green, echoing the zari; uncut diamonds and kundan add regal sparkle; green-toned stones like emeralds pick up the colour beautifully, while diamonds and silver bring a cool, contemporary edge. With a sharara set, statement earrings — chandbalis or jhumkas — and a maang tikka frame the face nicely, while bangles or a kada complete the look, and you can add a choker or layered haar. Hair in a low bun with fresh flowers suits the occasion, finished with a bold berry, wine, or deep-red lip and a gold or jewelled clutch. For care, dry clean only, as the soft silk and the sequins, dori, and zari work all need gentle handling; store the set on a padded hanger so the sharara hangs without creasing, away from direct sunlight which can fade vibrant colours, with the dupatta folded to protect the lace belt. Iron only on low heat from the reverse through a cotton cloth, and never directly over the embroidery. Every teal green silk sharara set for sangeet from Khaish is finished with care in small batches, working directly with the artisans who make our pieces — and any small variations are the mark of that handcrafted attention, not a flaw. If anything about your order isn't right when it arrives, write to us and we'll set it right. Browse more from our kurta sharara collection for the next find.

Material & Washing

Care instructions Machine wash at 40 ° C, do not tumble dry, Dry clean allowed, Machine wash on gentle cycle

Saree Fabric	Premium Georgette With Premium Embroidery Work Front & Back Work
Dupatta	Premium Chinon With Heavy Work Border
Wash	We suggest you Dry Clean this dress.

What is Semi Stitched