Chinni Krishna Lehenga Set in Blue
Product Description
Look at this stunning yet traditional Chinni Krishna Lehenga Set in Blue made from handloom cotton. The blouse features a V-neckline along the potli (fabric button). The zig-zag thread (string) pattern at the backside with puffy sleeves and a Swastik border at the blouse. The beautiful scalloped pattern depicting Krishna Lila Printed yellow dupatta adds a traditional and cultural vibe. The neatly pleated Skirt has the same swastika border and is perfect for wedding functions, cultural occasions, and festive wear.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth-7.5inches
Sleeve length-5.5inches
(The blouse is padded, and the length varies depending on the size. For accurate measurements, please check the size chart.)
Duptta:- 3mtr Cotton Kalamkari
SKIRT DETAIL:-
Length-42inches with cotton line
(including 12inches Broad can can with two layer Crepe Line)
Closure: Side Zip along with string in Skirt and hook in blouse
Wash Care: Dry Clean
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dres
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100% Pure Handloom
Blue
Weaving, Kalamkari
10 to 15 working days
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