KURTA BUTTONS

There is a reason the kurta has endured across centuries and continents. It is versatile, elegant, and quietly commanding. But what often separates a good kurta from a truly refined one is not the fabric or the cut; it is the finishing details. A thoughtfully chosen kurta button can elevate an entire outfit from ordinary to considered.

AZGA's kurta buttons are handcrafted in Jaipur from brass with a lustrous coating of 22kt gold, and each set of four comes with a chain for a secure, polished fit. The collection draws from a range of design inspirations, from heritage motifs to nature and global aesthetics, offering a kurta button design for every sensibility.

For those drawn to heritage, the Mughal Kurta Buttons take their cues from the ornamental vocabulary of the Mughal era, while the Kutch Kurta Buttons are inspired by the intricate jewelled detailing of the Rabari tribe. Both bring a sense of cultural richness to traditional wear without overstating it.

If florals are more your register, the Bloom Kurta Buttons feature a delicate lotus motif, available in ivory and blue, and pair beautifully with AZGA's Bloom Cufflinks for a coordinated look. The Moroccan Kurta Buttons offer a bolder, more graphic sensibility with their geometric patterning.

For a more understated finish, the Mother of Pearl Kurta Buttons and the Black Onyx Kurta Buttons let the material do the talking. These are refined, versatile, and work as effortlessly with a linen kurta at a day event as they do with a silk kurta at a formal evening.

These buttons are not limited to kurtas alone. They can be styled with short kurtas, nehru jackets, and lightweight sherwanis to add a distinctive, personal touch. 

For a fully curated look, check out AZGA's Handcrafted Buttons for bandhgalas and sherwanis, or pair your kurta buttons with Enamel Cufflinks and a Brooch that complement the same palette.

Every set is produced in small batches at AZGA's facility in Jaipur, reflecting the brand's commitment to conscious, artisan-focussed craftsmanship.