Product Description A cotton-silk cape, effortlessly draped, features a delicately hand-embroidered marodi yoke that adds richness and artisanal detail. It is paired with a voluminous tissue sharara, finished with a...
Product Description A beautifully pleated cotton-silk kaleedar, designed with an effortlessly slimming silhouette, is elevated by an intricately hand-embroidered marodi yoke. The graceful fall is framed by a bold contrast...
Product Description A 53'' inch long pleated Anarkali with Churi Sleeves in Printed Georgette with a Dabka and Silver Zari Embroidered Yoke with Gota Stripes and a broad Gota Border...
Product Description A beautifully hand-embroidered short kurta in rich tussar silk forms the heart of this timeless ensemble. It is paired with a multicoloured, panelled Banarasi sharara, adorned with intricate...
Gota Embroidered Pants on Tissue Silk Fabric is further paired with a Satin Silk Shirt. The set is accented with Banarasi weave. Composition & Care Tissue, Modal Satin, Banarasi Dry...
Product Description A Chanderi A-line Kurta with pockets and a pleated collar, with thread and nakshi motifs all over the front and back along with patched Banarsi is paired with...
Product Description A 36" Banarasi short kurta exudes elegance with its rich weave and timeless silhouette. Featuring an intricately hand-embroidered marodi yoke, the piece is further elevated by broad gota...
Product Description A Machine and Hand embroidered Kurta with intricate and detailed nakshi work in subtly changing colour gradients over the entire Kurta further embellished by Hand Embroidered katdanas. The...
Product Description A Dupion Silk and Organza Lehenga set detailed with intricate multicoloured Aari Embroidery in Floral and Geometric Designs heavily interlaced with Hand Embroidered gota flowers, metallic sequins and...
Product Description A Gleaming and Colourful Lehenga of Silk and Organza, the Bridal Lehenga is a Dupion silk skirt consisting of a repeated scalloped pattern of Hand Embroidered Gota Flowers...
