Vahini Banarasi Lehenga Set in Green
Product Description
Prepare for your festive season with Vahini Banarasi Lehenga set in green and contrasting peach color. It's modeled in Pure Banarasi Silk lehenga detailing with pleat flair and broad pattu. Pairing with a horse hoe neckline with hand embroidery on edges, puff sleeves, and sequence detailing on the edge, this lehenga is styled with an organza dupatta with intricate broad Banarasi Pattu and cut work lace.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth-8inches
Back Neck depth-8.5inches
(The blouse is padded, and the back neck is open. Blouse Length depends on size, Check the size chart)
Dupatta- 3mtr Organza Dupatta
SKIRT DETAIL:-
Length-42inches
(including 12inches Broad can with two layer Crepe Line)
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Dress: The model is wearing a S size dress
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Banarasi Silk, Organza
Green
Hand-work, Sequnece-work
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