Tamannaah Lehenga Set in Copper
Step into this Tamannaah lehenga set featuring a beautiful mirror work in the blouse and the border of the neckline is crafted with cutdana work. 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 of copper colour with golden thread weaving and a contrast pattu border. Pair this beautiful lehenga set with traditional jewelry to complete the look.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth- 8 inches
Sleeve Length-7inches
(The blouse is padded, and the length varies depending on the size. For accurate measurements, please check the size chart.)
Duptta: 3mtrTissue Zari
SKIRT DETAIL:
Length- 42 inches
(including 8 inches broad canvas with crepe lining )
Closure: Side Zip along with string in Skirt and hook in blouse
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
Wash Care: Dry Wash
What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse and 1 Dupatta
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Banarasi Silk
Copper and Peach
Handwork (Sequence)
42 Inch
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