Gul Aangan Russian Silk Yellow Anarkali Set
What You Will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Anarkali Top, 1 Pant, and 1 Dupatta
Fabric: Rich Viscose Russian Silk, and Organza Dupatta
Neck depth: 7 inches
Kurta Length: 46 inches
Sleeves: 3/4 sleeves
Pant Length: 39 inches
Closure: Elastic with a zip at the bottom
Wash Care: Dry clean only
Note: Please refer to the Size Chart for Measurement Accuracy.
Make a statement in this graceful 3-piece Anarkali set, where timeless design meets delicate craftsmanship. The top is crafted from Rich Russian silk, featuring a beautifully hand-worked Golden yoke that adds regal charm. The 3/4th sleeves bring flow and femininity, enhancing the overall silhouette with a graceful flair. Paired with a stunning organza dupatta in a dreamy yellow-and-white base, the look is elevated with Pitta-worked detailing, adding a soft shimmer with every move.
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