The name "Abhimanyu" has its origins in Sanskrit. Abhimanyu means "one who is fearless" or "one who possesses great courage." The name is often associated with bravery and valor, reflecting the character's role in the Mahabharata, where Abhimanyu displayed immense courage and skill in the battlefield, particularly during the Chakravyuha formation.
 
The Abhimanyu Men's kurta is a traditional Indian outfit that boasts a unique and distinctive design. The kurta is adorned with Ajrakh hand-dyed and hand-block print, indicating a meticulous and intricate artistic process. Ajrakh is a traditional Indian technique that involves resist printing and dyeing methods, resulting in rich and vibrant patterns on the fabric.
 
The kurta features a normal neck, providing a classic and versatile look suitable for various occasions. With full sleeves, it offers coverage while maintaining a traditional and elegant style. The use of Ajrakh hand-dyed and hand-block print adds cultural and artisanal charm to the garment, making it not only a piece of clothing but also a work of art.
 
To complement the kurta, there is an option to pair it with a 2-inch golden border cotton dhoti. The golden border adds a touch of sophistication and complements the handcrafted details on the kurta. The combination of the kurta and dhoti creates a well-coordinated ensemble that is perfect for cultural events, festivals, weddings, or any special occasions where traditional attire is appropriate.