Silver Tissue semi skirt with purple silk Sardis embroidered blouse

Description

A semi-kanchi silk fabric is a luxurious material that holds significance in South Indian traditional attire. It is a blend of kanchi silk, often associated with the famous Kanchipuram silk, but lighter and more versatile for occasions such as weddings and celebrations. The fabric is known for its glossy texture, rich colors, and durability.

The lehenga skirt would have a voluminous flare, creating a graceful and elegant silhouette. The fabric’s natural sheen adds to its beauty, making it ideal for festivities and traditional events.

The hand-embroidered choli (blouse) would be a perfect complement to the lehenga, adding intricate detailing. Typically, the embroidery on the choli would be done with silk threads, zari, gold beads, sequence even pearls, The work done by skilled artisans, ensuring that the embroidery is precise and detailed.

Main Color: Purple White

Fabric: Kanchipuram Silks

Work: Zari Weaving Work

Lehenga (Stitched)*

Lehenga Fabric: Semi Kanchipuram Silk

Lehenga Work: Zari Weaving Work

Lehenga Waist: SUPPORTED UP TO 42

Lehenga Closer: Drawstring With Zip

Length: 41

Flair: 3 Meters

Inner: Micro Cotton

Blouse (stitched)

Blouse fabric: Semi Silk

Blouse Work: Aarri Hand embroidery With Zardosi and sequence Work

Blouse Length: 13 inch

Sleeve length: 10 inchh
Blouse Chest size: 32 “upto 38 ”

Dupatta

Dupatta Fabric: Semi Silk with zari Border

Dupatta Work: Plain

Dupatta Length: 2.5 Meters

Package Contain: Lehenga, Blouse, Dupatta, Drawstring

Weight: 1.100 kg

Disclaimer:

Majority of our items contain embellishments and embroidery and therefore fragile in their usage. From time to time beading sequence may get displaced and this is not regarded as a fault but is due to the nature of the work.

Care and Maintenance of Saree Blouses:

Blouses, especially designer and embroidered ones, require extra love and attention. Here’s how to take care of them and ensure they remain in excellent condition for years to come.
• Wash Carefully: Hand Wash delicate fabrics like silk or chiffon. For embroidered or heavily embellished blouses, opt for dry
cleaning.
• Store Properly: Use padded hangers to maintain shape and avoid creases. Keep them in cloth bags to protect against dust.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can fade vibrant colours and metallic embellishments.
• Iron Right: Use a low to medium heat setting when ironing, avoiding direct contact with embellishments to prevent damage.
Treat your blouses with care, and they’ll remain the perfect companion to your sarees for years.