Rose Niranjana Jacket (Dress) in Pink
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The Pink Pethani Kalamkari Banarsi Dress with Pethani Peacock Motif Zari Jacket, featuring glass bead lace and hand embroidery, presents a beautiful fusion of cultural heritage and contemporary finesse. This dress celebrates India's rich textile tradition with its timeless appeal, regal motifs, and skilled craftsmanship. Embrace the elegance and grace of this ensemble, and be ready to make a lasting impression at any event. (This dress comes with a Pad)
Style Tips:
Pair this dress with statement jhumkas and bangles to exude a regal charm for a festive occasion.
You can opt for a contrasting color blouse underneath the jacket to add depth and vibrancy to the overall look.
A pair of elegant heels and a small clutch will complete the outfit, making you the center of attention at any event.
Wash Care: Dry Wash
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Banarasi Silk
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55inch
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