No real discount right now — this is the same as, or below, the first price we recorded for it.
The chiffon fabric offers a digital print of chunri accentuated with potential hand-embellished touches of gotta, nakshi and copper tilla at the neckline. The base material is a fine chiffon adorned with sequins, ready to be transformed in two different stitching options. The shirt comes with sleeves and shirt embroidered borders. A printed chiffon dupatta adorned with sequins and threadwork include embroidered organza and velvet border to match the aesthetic of the ensemble. The trousers are provided in plain dyed silk, offering simplicity allowing for a tailored fit and finish. 1- Kalidar Frock: Frock: The frock features an exquisite hand-embellishment neck enhanced by Kinaari lace. This lace also adorns the frock body & gives a traditional silhouette The handmade bead accessories adorn the edges of fitted sleeves. The back neckline is further accentuated with tassels. The frock’s hem is adorned with kiran lace, interspersed with handmade bead accessories to create a shimmering finish that gracefully moves with the wearer. Dupatta: The dupatta mirrors the frock’s luxury, bordered with embroidered velvet, adorned throughout with chatta patti and beads at the edges, and finished with kinaari lace that enhances the ensemble’s elements together. Trouser: Complementing the frock, the trouser is a simple silk piece, dyed to match and serve as a subtle foundation for the ornate frock and dupatta. 2- Gown Style: Shirt: The gown showcases a sophisticated gotta work neckline on the bodice of lining, with the fitted sleeves featuring an embroidered border enhanced by chatta patti, kinaari, and beads at the edges. The gown’s bottom is also adorned with chatta patti and beads with all embroidered borders. The border of the inner lining of the gown is adorned with additional tilla work and stitched with kinaari and gotta lace. Trouser: Complementing the frock, the trouser is a simple silk piece, dyed to match and serve as a subtle foundation. Dupatta: The dupatta is bordered with embroidered velvet, adorned throughout with chatta patti and beads at the edges, and finished with kinaari lace that enhances the ensemble’s elements together.
