Jessika Rose Retro Print Saree in White
Product Description
A Dreamy Rose-Printed, easy-to-drape sari Finished with a contrast lace border. Pair it with an oh-so-modern pleated sleeve with a falling cowl effect.
This saree comes with an un-stitched blouse fabric.
Product Type: Saree
Length: 5.50 meters (550.00 cm)
Width: 1.1430 meters (114.30 cm)
Blouse Piece: unstitched 1-meter fabric (SAME AS PHOTO)
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Blouse: The model is wearing an XS-size blouse called
Model Height: 5.5inches
What You Will Receive: 1 Saree + Blouse Fabric only (for stitched blouse, you have to select the size button)
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Viscos Crepe Silk
Ivory
Printed, Sequence Lace
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This product has been crafted by hand and may have slight irregularities or imperfections in color or embellishment or weaving. Any weaving or embroidery irregularities or shade variations are characteristic of the fabric and cannot be considered defects. colors as you see on the website may vary from the actual colors of the garments due to the process of photography and your device.
Copyright protection in India is governed by the Copyright Act of 1957. Under this Act, a photograph is considered an 'artistic work' and is thus protected. If someone violates the copyright, the photographer can seek legal remedies, including compensation for damages.