Ganga Banarasi Copper Lehenga Set
What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse, and 1 Dupatta
Fabric: Banarasi silk, 3 Meter Viscose Organza Dupatta
Blouse: 8 Inches Front Neck depth, 11 Inches Back Neck depth
Padding: Yes
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurement.
Elevate your ethnic ensemble with this exquisite Copper Banarasi Lehenga paired with a stunning Maroon Blouse and Dupatta crafted in luxurious organza, adorned with intricate Jardoshi work. Complementing the lehenga is a Maroon Blouse meticulously crafted with Jardoshi work, adding a touch of glamour and sophistication to the attire. This Copper Banarasi Lehenga with Maroon Blouse and Dupatta is a timeless masterpiece that exudes elegance, refinement, and unmatched craftsmanship, perfect for weddings, festive occasions, or any special celebration.
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Banarasi Silk
Copper and Red
Handwork, Sequence work
42Inch
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