Sanika Indo-Western in Deep Green
Product Description
Add Our stunning Sanika IndoWestern In Dreep Green colored dress to your wardrobe for a look that’s both beautiful and elegant. This outfit features a long, flowing palazzo paired with a peplum-style top adorned with intricate hand embroidery and delicate bandhej patterns. The top includes full sleeves and a V-neckline, perfectly complemented by a matching dupatta gracefully draped around the neck. This Sanika outfit is perfect for a wedding and adds a touch of grace to a Mehndi function. Complete the look with attractive earrings to make it even more elegant.
Dress and Dupatta Fabric: Chiffon
Top Length: 26inch
Front Neck Length: 7.5inch
Bottom Length: 40inch (Dola Silk)
Dupatta Length: 2.40mtr (94.49inches)
Closure: Side Zip in dress and palazzo
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Top, 1 Dupatta with 1 Plazzo
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.4inches
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Chiffon & Dola Silk
Green
Handwork
15 to 20 working days
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