Chulbul set

there’s a kind of confidence that doesn’t match itself on purpose — it just knows the pieces belong together anyway. chulbul is that instinct, worn.

the kurta is maroon, scattered in white polka dots, cut with a soft notch at the neckline and sleeves that flare generously at the wrist, finished in a bold maroon-and-white stripe — the same stripe that takes over completely below. because the fershi pant doesn’t repeat the dots. it breaks from them entirely, wide-legged and striped top to hem, letting two patterns that were never meant to sit together do exactly that.

it shouldn’t work. it does. that’s the whole point of chulbul — playful, a little mischievous, dressed by a woman who was never going to ask permission to mix things.

ready to wear, pure cotton. comes with a small handwritten letter, as every SURYAAT piece does.

for the woman who wears her patterns the way she runs her mornings — slightly chaotic, entirely hers.