Vishnukund Handloom Half Saree in Peacock Blue
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Introducing the Vishnukund Kalamkari Lehenga Set – a mesmerising ensemble that marries tradition with contemporary allure. Immerse yourself in the rich blue hues complemented by a wine broad border, all meticulously crafted from handloom Narayanpet fabric. The set comes to life with a printed cotton dupatta adorned with mirrorwork lace, adding a touch of elegance to every twirl. Elevate your style with this enchanting ensemble, where tradition meets modern sophistication.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth-7.5 inches
Sleeve length-10inches (The blouse is padded, and the back neck is open. Blouse Length depends on size, Check the size chart)
Duptta-3mtr cotton kalamkari
SKIRT DETAIL :
Length-42 inches with cotton line
Wash Care: Dry Wash
What You Will Receive: 1 fully stitched skirt, 1 fully stitched blouse and 1 Dupatta
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Peacock Blue
Kalamkari
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