Nishkala Gadval Lehenga Set in Lime
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Indulge in the ethereal beauty of this Nishkala Lime and Blue Gadval Silk Lehenga, a stunning ensemble that effortlessly combines tradition with modern elegance. Crafted with the finest Gadval silk, renowned for its lustrous texture and intricate weave, this lehenga exudes sophistication and grace. Paired with a hand-worked blouse, this ensemble perfectly balances opulence and refinement.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth-8 inches
(The blouse is padded, and the back comes with a hook. Blouse Length depends on size, Check the size chart.
Dupatta- 3 mtr Organza Dupatta
SKIRT DETAIL:-
Length- 42 inches (including 12 inches Broad canvas with two-layer Crepe Line)
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Dress: The model is wearing an S-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse and 1 Dupatta
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Gadval Silk & Organza
Lime & Blue
Hand-work, Embroidery
42Inch
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