Pranusha Handloom Anarkali Dress in Purple
Discover the elegance of our Pranusha Handloom Anarkali Dress, where traditional craftsmanship meets contemporary style. This stunning full-sleeve Anarkali dress is crafted in pure handloom fabric and is known for its rich breathability and softness. This anarkali dress is paired with a Paithani border on the edge for that perfect flowing silhouette. It has a V neckline with mirror handwork on the yoke and is finished with Potli detailing paired with a contrasting red dupatta with Butti work on it. It’s perfect for festive occasions or casual gatherings. Elevate your wardrobe with this timeless classic embodying heritage and modern fashion. (Side Zip Attached)
Front Neck Depth: 7.5inch
Neckline: V-Neck
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Long Dress with a Dupatta
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Handloom & Georgette
Purple & Red
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55 inches
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