Dhiwija Handloom Lehenga Set in Dual Tone
Product Description
Introducing our stunning lehenga set in dual shades of earthy green and blue, crafted from handloom cotton for the perfect blend of comfort and luxury. The heart-shaped neckline features a one-sided potli (fabric button) detail and puffy sleeves. The dupatta, crafted with a vibrant parrot design in contrasting shades of blue and red, adds a touch of charm. With its elegant copper thread-weaving border, the pleated skirt offers a graceful look. Perfect for mehendi functions, homely occasions, and cultural functions, this langa voni blends perfectly with South Indian traditional jewelry.
BLOUSE DETAIL:-
Front Neck depth-7.5inches
Sleeve length- 10inches
(The blouse is padded, and the back neck is open. Blouse Length depends on size, Check the size chart)
Duptta: 3mtr Handloom Cotton
SCIRT DETAIL :
Length-40inches with cotton line
(including 12inches Broad can can with two layer Crepe Line)
Wash Care: Dry Clean
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
Disclaimer: Disclaimer: Due to the camera effect and sunlight, the color may change slightly from the image. For a better view, please watch our mannequin video.
- How To Measure
- How to Drape
Handloom Cotton
Peacock Green, Blue
Weaving
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