Komalritika Soft Silk Lehenga Set In Pink
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This pink palette half saree blends tradition with modern elegance. The lehenga features geometric gold zari in kali style, giving a graceful flare. The monochrome blouse matches perfectly, with delicate pitta work and a unique front neckline pattern. A soft tissue zari dupatta, finished with an embroidered border all over, completes the look.
Perfect for reception, engagement, and bridesmaid moments, this color combo lifts Indian skin tones beautifully — especially when paired with golden kundan jewellery.
Why it’s special:
- One & only unique design – no replicas.
- Created by a special designer team.
- Handcrafted through 10 meticulous making journeys.
- Super comfortable, non-itchy fabric, prime quality.
- Time-saving & ready to wear.
- Record-breaking price point in India for this quality.
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Soft Silk
Pink
Hand work
10 to 15 Working Days
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