Saubhagya Copper Wine Natural Crep Lehenga Set

What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched lehenga, 1 stitched blouse, and 1 Dupatta
Fabrics: Viscose Pure Crepe, Soft Silk, 3 Meter Lace worked Pure Crep Dupatta
Blouse: Pure Crep with Soft Cotton Lining, Zero Neckline
Work: Hand Embroidery, 8 Inch Neck Depth, 5 Inch Sleeve
Skirt: Soft Silk with Heavy crepe Lining, 5 Meter Flare, 42 inch Length, hand-worked embroidery
Wash Care- Dry clean
Closure/ Comfort: Side Zip, along with a string in the skirt, and padded with an open back in the blouse
Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurement.

Celebrity Look: Inspired by Janhvi Kapoor's easy elegance, the ideal fusion of modern grace and festive beauty.
Best For: Perfect for the bride, bridesmaids, bride's bhabhi, or mother of the bride who wishes to make a statement with subtle luxury.
Perfect for which celebration: Specific ethnic events where grace is important, such as weddings and pre-wedding celebrations.
Speciality: Featuring a modern zero neckline and a distinctive olive-grey shade, perfect for the colour-obsessed 2026 bride.

BK1262N

Pure Crep

Copper Wine

Hand Work

42 Inch

15 - 20 Working Days

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