Narthaki Handloom Kurta Set (Dress) in Magenta
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Look at this stunning yet beautiful Narthaki, most comfortable and perfect kurta set has a vibrant Magenta color. Featuring a V-neckline and potli (fabric button) with a front gathering that ensures comfort while enhancing the dress's movement, making this kurta set perfect for every body type. In this kurta set the puffy sleeves, dupatta, and even bottom have the same contrast matching zari weaving of golden elephant motifs at the edge of the cotton handloom fabric. Adding a touch of casual and festive vibe and also perfect for formal occasions.
Kurta Length: 49 inches
Pant Length: 39 inches
Front Neck: 7 inches
Sleeves: 10 inches
Closure: Side Zip in dress and elastic with zip at the bottom
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Kurta, 1 Pant and 1 dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.3 inches
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Pure Handloom Cotton
Magenta
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