kamalpadma 2-In-1 Half Saree Plum Purple Narthaki Motif
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Modern twist through this 2-in-1 Handloom Ensemble — where artistry meets versatility.
✨ Look 1: Drape the 5.5-meter saree with the intricately embroidered blouse for a timeless traditional appearance.
✨ Look 2: Transform the same saree into a dupatta, paired with the lehenga and blouse for a regal festive look.
Crafted from pure handloom silk, this ensemble celebrates Indian craftsmanship with its Pattu border detailing and intricate handwork. The lotus motifs on the blouse add a divine charm, while the Narthaki motif on the back reflects cultural grace and artistic heritage. The sweetheart neckline and elbow-length sleeves lend it a touch of elegance and femininity.
What you will receive : Combo includes: 1 Blouse + 1 Lehenga + 1 Saree
Work: Handwork with Narthaki & Lotus Motifs
Lehenga : Length-42 inches with cotton lining (including 12 inches Broad canvas with Cotton Line)
Blouse: Sweetheart neckline with elbow-length sleeves
Saree : 5.5 meters, usable as Dupatta
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Plum Purple
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