Tamannaah Copper Mirror Work Lehenga Set

What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse, and 1 Dupatta 
Fabric: Soft Silk, 3 Meter Tissue Zari Dupatta
Blouse: 8 Inches Front Neck depth, 7 Inches Sleeves
Padding: Yes
Skirt: 42 inches in length, including 8 inches of broad canvas with crepe lining
Closure: Side Zip, along with a string in the skirt and a hook in the blouse
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Note: Please refer to the size chart for measurement accuracy.

Step into this Tamannaah lehenga set featuring beautiful mirror work on the blouse and a cutdana-work border at the neckline. The Madhubala blouse pattern and back pattern keyhole with puffy sleeves add charm to the attire. The lehenga set has a scalloped pattern embroidery peach dupatta to create a traditional touch for weddings, cultural functions, and festivals. The 5-meter flare pleated skirt is copper-coloured, with golden thread weaving and a contrast pattu border. Pair this beautiful lehenga set with traditional jewelry to complete the look.

Banarasi Silk

Copper and Peach

Handwork (Sequence)

42 Inch

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