Krishanvi Navy Blue Handloom Anarkali Dress

What You Will Receive: 1 Fully Stitched Anarkali Dress and 1 Dupatta — 2.40 metres.
Fabric: 100% Pure Handloom Cotton (Dress + Dupatta)
Gown Length: 54 inches
Skirt Flare: 4.50 metres
Sleeves: Elbow sleeve — 11 inches .Neck Depth: 7 inches
Lining: Soft Handloom Cotton lining in dress
Work Details: Hand Work. Krishan-Radha patch in hand Work at centre front bodice. Pattu border at hem and sleeve cuff
Closure / Comfort: Non-padded · Side zip
Sizes Available: S to XXL
Wash Care: Dry clean only

Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurements before ordering.
Slight colour variation is natural in handloom cotton — each piece carries the unique character of genuine handcraft. These are not defects. They are proof.

Navy blue and devotion — a pairing as timeless as the story it carries.🪷

Krishanvi is the Anarkali for the woman who finds grace in meaning. The 100% Pure Handloom Cotton in deep Ananda Blue carries a quiet depth that you cannot manufacture it must be woven. The 4.50-metre flare moves with the unhurried ease of something made by hand, and the Pattu border at the hem and sleeve cuff gives Krishanvi its celebratory soul without disturbing the serenity of the silhouette. The centrepiece is the Krishan-Radha patch at the front bodice a piece of wearable devotion, hand-embroidered with the kind of patience that no machine has ever been taught. The matching Handloom Cotton dupatta, flowing at 2.40 metres, completes the set with a harmony that feels entirely intentional.

🌿 Best For:
Flattering for all body types. Particularly beautiful on apple, hourglass and plus-size figures the Anarkali silhouette defines the waist and creates a graceful sweep below. The deep Ananda Blue is universally flattering across all skin tones. Elbow sleeves with Pattu cuffs add elegance without restriction. Soft cotton lining ensures all-day comfort even through long celebrations.

💫 Perfect For :
· Wedding Reception · Engagement Ceremony · Sangeet Night
· Mehendi Function · Wedding Guest · Tilak Ceremony
· Griha Pravesh · Diwali Celebration · Navratri Special
· Festive Puja · Family Wedding Function · Temple Visit · South Indian Wedding Function

🎯 Best Suitable Occasion
Temple Visit or South Indian Wedding Function — the deep Ananda Blue Handloom Cotton, the rich Pattu border and the hand-embroidered Krishan-Radha patch carry a deeply classical Indian devotional energy that feels as appropriate at a sacred space as it does at a grand celebration.

🌸 Speciality
Ananda Blue with Pattu borders is a colour story that reads as both spiritually rooted and timelessly elegant. A silhouette and finish that works equally well for a devotional occasion and a festive family gathering.

🎨 Artful Touch:
The Krishan-Radha patch at the centre front bodice is hand-embroidered in Bullion Knot small, coiled, three-dimensional stitches that catch light the way no print ever could. Each knot is placed by hand; no two pieces are entirely identical.

BK1350N

Pure Handloom Cotton

Navy BLue

The Krishan-Radha Patch at the Centre Front Bodice is Hand Worked.

54 Inch

15 to 20 Days

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