




Vishakha Vanilla South Indian Half Saree

What You Will Receive: 1 Fully Stitched Blouse, 1 Skirt, 1 Dupatta
Fabric: Soft Gadhval Silk, Banarasi Silk, Georgette Dupatta - 3 Meter
Front Neck depth: 7.5inches
Sleeve length: 11.5 Inches
Padding: Yes
Skirt Length: 42 inches with cotton line, including 8 inches broad Patta
Closure: Side Zip, along with a string in the skirt and a hook in the blouse
Wash Care: Dry Clean
Note: Please refer to the Size Chart for Measurement Accuracy.
Rooted in tradition yet made for today’s queen, this Vishakha Half Saree is a beauty of timeless South Indian elegance. The rich cream pleated silk skirt is gracefully bordered with deep green and royal maroon zari work, displaying beauty in every fold. This half saree blouse, crafted in a bold wine-purple hue with traditional maggam work and an open back, is a perfect pair with the matching purple Georgette dupatta, finished with golden embroidery. Every detail whispers royalty — this half saree is not just worn, but celebrates the legacy.
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Gadval Silk
Vanilla & Purple
Maggam work
42Inch
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