Tarangini Lehenga Set In Green
Color Options
Presenting our beautiful tarangini half saree, made from smooth and comfy fabric. The knife pleated skirt in blue color gives a rich and classy look with golden zari weaving border. The blouse has a beautiful but simple round neckline and square pattern at front. Open rectangle at the backside and sleeves adding a maggam work on it. The pretty dupatta in the dual done color with handwork on it. Ideal for festive, traditional events, and this half saree looks wonderful with gold or silver jewelry for stunning and grace.
BLOUSE DETAILS :
Fabric- Viscose Dola
Front depth- 5 inches
Sleeves length- Elbow
(The blouse is padded, and the length varies depending on the size. For accurate measurements, please check the size chart.)
DUPATTA DETAILS :
Fabric- Viscose Dola
Length- 3 meters
SKIRT DETAILS:
Length - 42 inches
Fabric - Viscose Dola
(including 8 inches broad canvas with crepe lining)
Closure - Side zip along with string in skirt and hook in blouse
Wash care - Dry clean
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Viscose Dola
Blue & Green
Handwork
10 to 15 Days
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