Shahi | Maroon Handloom Cotton Anarkali Set | Royal Festive Collection

What You Will Receive: 1 Full Stitched Anarkali & 1 Dupatta (2.40MTR)
Fabric: Softy Mal Cotton
Anarkali Length: 50 Inches
Dress Flare: 6 Mtr Fully Flared
Sleeves: Chudi Sleeves
Neck Depth: Front Square Neckline — 7 Inches & Back Square Neckline — 9 Inches with Dori Tie
Lining: Cotton Lining
Work Details: Gold Hand Embroidery,All-Over Sequin Buti on Black Dupatta with Scalloped Border
Closure / Comfort: Side Zip, Non-Padded
Sizes Available: XS to XXL
Wash Care: Dry Clean Only
Note: Please refer to the size chart for accurate measurements before ordering. Slight colour variation is natural in Softy Mal Cotton — each piece carries the unique character of genuine handcraft. These are not defects. They are proof.

       Maroon like the colour of old velvet, of deep roses, of celebrations that carry weight —and at the wrist, a moment of black that makes everything richer.
Shahi does not arrive quietly. But she never needs to be loud.

    Maroon in Softy Mal Cotton is not the maroon of synthetic fabric — it is deeper, warmer, more alive, the colour holding differently in morning light than in evening lamp glow, shifting between crimson and burgundy as the hours pass. In Shahi, this fabric falls from an empire waist into a 6-metre anarkali flare of knife-pleated generosity — each pleat releasing into the floor-sweeping volume that makes the silhouette feel both grounded and entirely free in motion. The square neckline, front and back, frames the bodice with clean geometric confidence, its edges finished in fine gold gota trim that catches light at every angle. Across the entire upper yoke, gold hand embroidery and scattered sequin buti are placed in a diamond arrangement — small, uniform, covering the full bodice above the waist gather with a warmth that photographs as richness and wears as restraint. A subtle gold embroidered waistband line marks the transition from fitted bodice to pleated flare — barely there, entirely deliberate. The chudi sleeves run the full length of the arm in the same deep maroon, closing at the wrist in a deep black ruched cuff — the only point of contrast on the gown, placed precisely where the hand meets fabric, making every gesture a small statement. The Ombre dupatta, covered entirely in scattered sequin buti and finished with a scalloped gold zari border, answers the cuffs with the same dark certainty — completing Shahi in a colour that knows exactly what it is doing beside maroon.

🌿 Best For:
Shahi's square neckline and 6-metre anarkali flare are graceful on all body types — the square neckline broadens the shoulder with elegance while the pleated flare creates sweeping volume below, creating beautiful proportion across all frames. Lightweight Softy Mal Cotton ensures all-day comfort through festive occasions. The deep maroon palette is extraordinarily flattering on all skin tones — luminous on fair complexions and powerfully rich on dusky and deeper skin, where the colour finds its absolute depth.

🎯 Best Suitable Occasion:
Reserved for celebrations of significance, Shahi moves effortlessly through wedding festivities, engagement ceremonies, Sangeet evenings, Diwali gatherings, Navratri celebrations, Onam, Pongal, Ugadi, Varalakshmi Vratham, Eid festivities, and intimate family occasions. Its rich maroon hue, refined hand embroidery, and graceful silhouette create a presence that feels regal, enduring, and beautifully suited to moments worth remembering.

🌸 Speciality:
The diamond-pattern sequin and gold hand embroidery across the full yoke is Shahi's defining detail — not a border, not a motif, but a full coverage of the bodice in regularly spaced gold buti that creates a surface effect closer to brocade than embroidery at a distance. Up close it reveals itself as individual handiwork — each buti placed, not woven — making the yoke both visually rich and deeply personal in its making.

🎨 Artful Touch:
Shahi's craft speaks across four deliberate points — the gold gota trim at the square neckline, the diamond-patterned sequin buti across the yoke, the black ruched cuff at the wrist, and the all-over sequin dupatta with scalloped gold border. Each element uses gold or black — the two accent tones of the garment — in a different material and at a different scale. Gota at the neck, sequin at the yoke, fabric contrast at the cuff, shimmer across the dupatta — the same colour story told four ways, each one earning its place in the whole.
BK1388N

Mal Cotton

Marron & Black

Handwork, 2D Dupatta and Sleeve, Mock Dupatta

50 Inch

15 To 20 Working Days

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