Pooja & Traditional Suits
For festivals at home
For long rituals and busy kitchens
On pooja days you might sit on the floor for hours, light diyas, greet guests and still end up in the kitchen. A traditional suit with a soft sheen and a modest cut lets you do all of it comfortably. Sleeves and gentle colours tend to be the most practical.
Our fuchsia satin kurta with mirror lace and the power pink Korean fabric kurta with glass beads on the collar bring festive colour. The pink and yellow georgette set has a contrast lining that peeks out as you move. For woven richness, the teal dupion silk blend top set is a lovely choice.
Want something a little different? The dual-shade satin top with diamond lace comes with dhoti pants, which are wonderful for floor seating. Most pieces are two-piece sets, so you can add a dupatta from your own collection.
Jhumkas, a bindi and glass bangles finish the classic look, and fresh flowers in your hair never hurt. For saree days, see our pooja sarees and festive blouses, or find a light dupatta to keep handy.
Good to know
What should I wear for a pooja at home?
A comfortable suit with sleeves and a gentle sheen. Yellows, reds, pinks and pastels are all popular festive choices.
Can I wear sleeveless to a pooja?
Many people do at home. For a temple visit, add a dupatta or shawl if you'd like more coverage.
Should I keep a dupatta handy?
It's a good idea. Some families like one for covering the head during rituals, and a light one folds away easily.