Bunaai Handloom Anarkali (Dress) in Green
Still searching for festivals, cultural events, or pooja celebration wear in just one outfit? Here it is, this Bunaai Handloom Anarkali Dress in Green is perfect for everything you are looking for. In this Anarkali dress scalloped neckline detail is beautifully crafted of peacock handwork in the entire yoke part and the same in the sleeves. The Anarkali dress features floor-length and gathering pleats for comfort, too, with a golden thread weaving border. The same handloom fabric dupatta will enhance the look of the overall attire. Go for simple but traditional jewelry that will be perfect for this outfit and simple flats for superior comfort or more relaxation.
Front Neck: 7 inches
Closure: Side Zip in The Dress
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Long Dress with Dupatta
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.3 inches
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Pure Handloom
Green
Handwork
54inches
25 working days or more
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