Khushali Grey Kalamkari Applique Work Suit Collection

What You Will Receive: 1 Fully Stitched Kurta, 1 Fully Stitched Pant, and 1 Dupatta
Neck: Round V-neckline  6 inch
Sleeves: Elbow sleeves
Length: 45 Inches
Fit: Straight
Bottom Type: Pant
Work/Design: Kalamkari Appliqué Work
Closure: Side Zip in dress and elastic with a zip at the bottom
Care Instructions: Dry Wash

Elevate your traditional wardrobe with this elegant Khushali Grey Kalamkari Applique Work Suit, featuring a clean, modern touch. The straight-cut kurta has beautiful Kalamkari applique work on the chest and a simple Round V-neckline that is 6 inches deep. The soft grey color looks lovely with the bright pink bottom and the stylish dupatta, which features a golden border and teal stripes for a rich look. This comfortable and versatile outfit is perfect for many occasions, such as formal events, family functions, temple visits, and wedding celebrations.

BK1240N

Manglagiri Cotton

Grey

Kalamkari applique work

45'Inch

Ready to ship

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