Malvika Purple Ikkat Pochampally Pattu With Jacket Gown Dress
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What You Will Receive: 1 full stitched long dress + 1 Jacket
Dress Length: 56 inches
Front Neck Length: 7 inches
Yoke Length: 14 inches
Sleeve Length: 11.5 inches
Jacket Length: 15.5 inches
Wash Care: 1st wash strict; dry clean only; 2nd wash onwards, mild shampoo wash.
Note: Please check the Size Chart for accurate measurement.
A graceful Ikkat Pochampally ensemble that celebrates timeless tradition with a modern sensibility. Woven in vibrant shades of purple and magenta, the design features intricate Ikkat craftsmanship with rich traditional motifs. A pleated, voluminous flare adds movement and elegance, while the short jacket-style bodice with keyhole detailing lends a contemporary edge. Perfect for festive gatherings, weddings, and traditional celebrations, this ensemble is a refined statement of heritage and style.
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