Kanak Tissue Gold Handwork Sharara Suit Set(Dress)
What You Will Receive: 1 Stitched Kurta, 1 Stitched Pant, 1 Dupatta
Fabric: Viscose Soft Tissue, Tassel Dupatta 2.40 Meter
Neck depth: 7 inches
Kurta Length: 32inches
Sleeves: Elbow Length
Pant Length: 39 inches
Closure: Elastic with a zip at the bottom
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Note: Please refer to the Size Chart for Measurement Accuracy.
The best your wardrobe has is not just a sharara set, it’s your new signature look. This Kanak 3-piece sharara suit is crafted from soft tissue, combining comfort and style. Featuring a V-neckline with minimalist floral handwork on one side of the kurta and on both sleeves. The 3-meter flare of the sharara made it complete, looking like it will definitely complement more. This gold colour sharara suit with tassel dupatta is ideal for a wedding function, a festival, and a family gathering.
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