Indian Kurtis, as the name suggests, is something Indian, and who does not admire the Indian culture or know of its greatness? India is a diverse country, and so are its elements. So, whatever that is synthesized in India comes in various forms, each form being influenced by the diverse cultures and religions of modern India.
Similarly, kurtis have come into existence just a while ago. There are no signs of such a garment being worn in all the old books and reserves of our culture. Basically, a kurti is something derived out of a kurta only. A kurta is a long and loose shirt which is worn by both the men and the women of the Indian subcontinent. But kurti is something that is only worn by the Indian women.
Kurtis is nowadays famous among Indian teens too. They form the best garment for parties, occasions or routine wearing because they are very comfortable and can be worn during any season, be it winters or summers. In summers, everyone likes to wear clothes which are comfortable to the skin and absorb sweat. Hence, cotton kurtis come to the rescue. On the other hand, during winters, it is everyone’s wish to stay warm and cozy, and hence, kurtis made of silk or some other warm fabric can be worn.
The designs and patterns of kurtis are influenced by the culture and the religion of the woman wearing it. For example, in Punjab, the kurtis worn are bright colored and are worn with Punjabi Jutti and a lot of heavy jewelry. Similarly, in West Bengal, the kurtis worn are mostly red or white in color and are usually long in their structure. Women usually like to wear kurtis during functions, casual weddings or parties, society meetups or even while doing regular chores at home. Also, kurtis are famous not only in India, but they have also made their name in foreign countries, mostly the western countries like the United States of America and Canada. They are so comfortable to wear and so gentle to skin that no woman can say no to the idea of wearing them on various occasions.
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