Padmika Chanderi Silk Anarkali Dress in Mocha Brown
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Step into timeless elegance with this Mocha Brown Double Umbrella Flared Anarkali Set, crafted in luxurious Chanderi silk. The everyday style with a tissue zari dupatta, adding a golden radiance to the rich earthy tones of the outfit. The round neckline features delicate Madhubala-style handwork with intricate potli detailing, lending a regal charm. The highlight of this ensemble is its cap sleeves, finished with beautifully scalloped edges and adorned with handcrafted floral vine motifs, creating a graceful wave-like finish. With its double umbrella flair, the anarkali flows effortlessly, making it perfect for festive occasions and grand celebrations. The subtle sheen of Chanderi silk paired with zari accents strikes the right balance between tradition and sophistication.
Front Neck: 6 inches
Kurta Length: 50 inches
Sleeves: 4.5 Inch
Yoke : 13.5Inch
Dupatta Length: 2.40 (meter)
Closure: Side Zip in dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Anarkali and 1 Dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Wash
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Chanderi Silk
Mocha Brown
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8 to 10 Working Days
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