Deepvanika silk Kurta Set (Dress) in Brown
Understated Royalty – Maroon Russion Silk Ensemble Crafted for the modern muse, this rich maroon set exudes quiet luxury. The Russion silk kurta features a flattering princess panel yoke and a sharp V-neckline delicately highlighted with machine embroidery. The three-quarter sleeves steal the spotlight with elegant Bullion Knot stitch floral embroidery, adding just the right touch of detail. Complemented with matching Russion silk bottoms and a sheer organza dupatta adorned with fine machine-embroidered motifs, this look speaks festive elegance with minimal effort.
Kurta Detail:-
Neck depth: 7 inches
Length: 46 inches
Sleeves: Elbow Length
Pant Detail:-
Fabric : Russion Silk
Length: 39 inches
Dupatta Detail:-
Fabric : Organza
Closure: Side zip in dress and elastic with zip at the bottom
What You Will Receive: 1 Stitched Kurta, 1 Stitched pant and 1 Dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Wash
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Russion Silk
Maroon
Machine Embroidery
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