Manana
A regal combination of wine and crimson shade of the meticulously embellished peshwas is elevated with burnt orange borders of the crimson lehenga while wine hued dupatta adds elegance. Crafted from cotton net, the peshwas has a playful tone with a lighter hued zardoze worked bodice with peacock figurines standing out amidst the handworked zardoze floral sprigs paired with ribbons and a symmetrical border of floral patterns and wave of pearls. The hem of the cascading lehenga makes a statement with burnt orange applique details embroidered with pearl and zardoze handwork. Paired with a fully embroidered cotton net dupatta.
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Manana
A regal combination of wine and crimson shade of the meticulously embellished peshwas is elevated with burnt orange borders of the crimson lehenga while wine hued dupatta adds elegance. Crafted from cotton net, the peshwas has a playful tone with a lighter hued zardoze worked bodice with peacock figurines standing out amidst the handworked zardoze floral sprigs paired with ribbons and a symmetrical border of floral patterns and wave of pearls. The hem of the cascading lehenga makes a statement with burnt orange applique details embroidered with pearl and zardoze handwork. Paired with a fully embroidered cotton net dupatta.
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A regal combination of wine and crimson shade of the meticulously embellished peshwas is elevated with burnt orange borders of the crimson lehenga while wine hued dupatta adds elegance. Crafted from cotton net, the peshwas has a playful tone with a lighter hued zardoze worked bodice with peacock figurines standing out amidst the handworked zardoze floral sprigs paired with ribbons and a symmetrical border of floral patterns and wave of pearls. The hem of the cascading lehenga makes a statement with burnt orange applique details embroidered with pearl and zardoze handwork. Paired with a fully embroidered cotton net dupatta.
