White and powder blue is the colour of Kashmir's sky reflected in the Dal Lake on a still morning — two tones so close to each other in feeling that placing them together feels inevitable rather than designed. The Novbahar White Co-ord Set with Powder Blue Embroidery lives in that stillness. Where the pink-embroidered white co-ord in this collection is warm and expressive, this one is cool and composed. Two different moods, one base colour — each completely its own.

Part of the Novbahar 2026 Collection by KashmirPheran — our first collection of Kashmiri Aari embroidery co-ord sets designed by artisans rooted in the Kashmir Valley — this is the piece for women who dress with quietness and precision.

Made in Ruby Cotton — lightweight and breathable, keeping the white crisp and the silhouette clean across a full day. The powder blue Kashmiri Aari floral embroidery runs across the notched round neckline, three-quarter sleeves, side panels of the tunic, hemline, and along the pants — a placement that covers the piece generously without crowding any single section. The powder blue sits close to the white in tone, creating a contrast that rewards attention without demanding it.

The silhouette is a straight-cut tunic with side slits at the thigh, paired with matching straight pants. The notched round neckline is clean and defined. Three-quarter sleeves keep the look effortless in warm weather. Relaxed, structured, and true-to-size.

Product Details

• SKU — HA.COD-SM-11
• Collection — Novbahar 2026, KashmirPheran
• Product Type — Kashmiri Aari Embroidery Co-ord Set — Tunic & Straight Pants
• Fabric — Ruby Cotton — lightweight, breathable, no stretch, fluid drape, ideal for all-day warm-weather wear
• Colour — White base with powder blue Kashmiri Aari floral embroidery
• Neckline — Notched round neckline
• Sleeves — Three-quarter sleeves
• Fit — Comfort-fitted straight-cut tunic (thigh-length) with side slits — relaxed but structured silhouette. Runs true to size.
• Embroidery Detail — Kashmiri Aari floral embroidery in powder blue — across notched neckline, three-quarter sleeves, side panels, tunic hemline, and pants. Subtle tonal contrast against the white base. Designed by Kashmiri artisans.
• Set Includes — Tunic top + matching straight pants
• Made in — Kashmir, India — embroidered and stitched in the Kashmir Valley
• Care Instructions — Dry clean recommended. If hand washing — cold water, mild detergent, do not wring, dry flat in shade. Do not bleach. White fabric requires careful handling — treat stains immediately and avoid contact with coloured fabrics when wet.
• Production Time — Each piece is made-to-order — allow 10–14 business days. Colour may vary slightly from screen due to photographic lighting.

How to Style

For workwear — pair with powder blue or white pointed flats, a structured white or pale grey tote, and small silver or white gold studs. White and powder blue in a professional setting is the most quietly authoritative combination in the Novbahar Collection — it says everything without raising its voice.

For a summer outing or travel — style with white slip-on sandals, a minimal canvas crossbody, and silver hoop earrings. The tonal embroidery means this co-ord is effortless to pack and style anywhere — it works against almost every background and in almost every light.

For gifting — white and powder blue is the most universally appropriate colour combination for gifting across occasions — weddings, baby showers, housewarmings, Eid. The subtlety of the embroidery makes it suit most personal styles. A thoughtful, considered gift that does not impose a preference.

About the Craft & the Artisans

Working with tonal embroidery — where the thread colour sits close to the base fabric in tone — is one of the more demanding applications of Kashmiri Aari craft. The artisan must place motifs with precision because the contrast is subtle enough that spacing errors become visible immediately. The powder blue on white in this piece reflects a design confidence that comes from deep familiarity with the craft. The aari needle, historically used to draw thread through fabric in continuous chain-stitch loops, demands that same patience and precision at every stitch.

The motifs on every piece in the Novbahar Collection were designed by artisans based in the Kashmir Valley — craftspeople carrying this pattern and colour knowledge forward. The embroidery is produced in Kashmir and each co-ord set is stitched and finished there — ensuring the creative and economic value of this craft stays rooted in the community that created it.

At KashmirPheran, we believe Kashmiri craft belongs in a modern wardrobe — worn quietly and consistently, not saved for occasions. The Novbahar 2026 Collection is our contribution to that.