Babita Handloom Saree in Royal blue
Product Description
The Babita Handloom Saree in Royal blue is a stunning blend of tradition and elegance. Crafted with intricate handloom techniques, this saree features a rich blue hue that radiates warmth and sophistication. The unique color combination adds depth and charm, making it perfect for festive occasions, weddings, or formal gatherings
Product Type: Handloom Saree
Saree Details:
Length: 5.50m (550.00cm); Width: 1.143m (114.3cm)
Blouse Details: 0.80m (80cm) Attached Running Blouse
Fabric: 100% Handloom Cotton with 3inch golden zari border
Color: Royal Blue
Wash Care: Dry wash
Fit: The model is wearing an XS-size blouse
What You Will Receive: 1 Saree with Un-stitch blouse
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