Shloka Kalamkari Blue Half Saree Lehenga
What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse, and 1 Dupatta (3 Meter)
Fabric: Original Kalamkari Handloom Cotton
Blouse: 7.5 Inches Front Neck depth, 4 Inches Back Neck, 10 Inches Sleeves,
Padding: Yes
Skirt: 42 Inches Length with cotton line, including 12inches Broad Canvas
Closure: Side Zip, along with a string in the skirt and a hook in the blouse
Wash Care: Dry Clean
Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurement.
Look at this stunning yet traditional Shloka Kalamkari Lehenga Set, with a scalloped-pattern blouse at the front and a meaningful Laxmi Devi shloka on the back of the blouse. For this lehenga set, the sleeves are crafted with patola patchwork and a Zari-weaving border. The clear pleated 5-meter skirt flare adds grace and comfort, with the same zari detailing border work. A dupatta with kalamkari will also add a cultural vibe. This lehenga set is ultimate for Housewarming, cultural events, pooja or temple visits, and family weddings.
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