Narmada Kurta Set in Copper
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Product Description
Discover this elegant Narmada kurta set in, crafted from lightweight, breathable, 100% handloom cotton fabric for casual and festive occasions. The kurta showcases a flattering V-neckline with intricate threadwork in contrasting white and red, adding a touch of ethnic charm. The defined waistline, enhanced by the flared design, adds grace and flow to the ensemble. Pairing with wide-leg pants adorned with a subtle border, this outfit blends tradition with modern charm. Perfect for festive gatherings or day wear, it pairs effortlessly with minimal accessories for a polished look.
Dress Length: 48inches
Neck Length: 6.5inche
Bottom Length: S, M, L: 38 & XL, XXL: 40inches
Closure: Side Zip in Dress and elastic in plazzo
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Kurta with 1 Plazzo
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.3inches
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Pure Handloom Cotton
Copper
Weaving
Approx 25 to 30 working days
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