Ah, I see. A kurta is a traditional Indian garment that is often worn by both men and women. Mirror work, also known as shisha work, is a traditional embroidery technique that involves attaching small mirrors to fabric using thread or glue.

A mirror work kurta with pent would refer to a set of clothing consisting of a kurta (a long shirt or tunic) with mirror work embroidery and a matching pant. This type of clothing is commonly worn for formal occasions or cultural events in India and other South Asian countries.

Mirror work kurtas can come in a variety of styles, colors, and designs. They are often made from lightweight fabrics such as cotton or silk and are commonly paired with matching pants, also known as pents or salwars. The mirror work embroidery can range from subtle accents to bold, intricate designs, depending on the preferences of the wearer.

If you are interested in purchasing a mirror work kurta with pent, you may be able to find them at specialty clothing stores or online retailers that specialize in Indian or South Asian clothing.