Pakistani Women’s Wedding Dress Burgundy Red Velvet SALWAR KAMEEZ Pearls Beads Sequins. It zips up the back and is lined in red satin. The length measures approximately 52”. Armpit to armpit seam measures 21.5”. It is good condition- light wear. Some beads and sequins night be missing or loose. Please see all pictures as they are a part of the description.
The traditional fabric sari, often spelled as “saree,” is indeed from India. The saree was thread embroidery work with a nice abstract pattern, adding elegance to its traditional allure.
Saree Fabric :Vichitra Silk. Blouse Fabric : Vichitra Silk. Saree Work : Sequence With Thread Work. Blouse Work : Sequence With Thread Work.
Brand New spiral designer chiffon saree in bright red, Saree has thread embroidery, small sequins and small mirrors all over the border and a contrast border!
Women’s Indian/ Pakistani style wedding bridal duppatta (veil) made on red chiffon type material with thread and sequin work throughout great for any wedding ceremony or to give as a gift. **SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS**
Lehenga Fabric : Premium Malai Satin Embellished. Blouse Fabric : Premium Malai Satin Embellished. Lehenga Work : Beautiful Embroidery ,Dori, Coding, Jari Work And Heavy Sequence Work. Lehenga Waist Size : Max up to 42 (XL)(Semi Stitched).
Palazzo Fabric : Faux Georgette. Dupatta Fabric : Faux Georgette. Fabric : Faux Georgette. Inner : Soft Micro cotton. Work : Intricate Thread Work. Work : Intricate Thread work. Care Introduction :- Hand Wash/Dry And Clean.
Traditional Red Colored Blend Cotton Hand Ikat Woven Sambhalpuri Sari. Intricate Ikat Hand Woven Work On Pure Silk Base Fabric Is Really Enhancing The Beauty Of The Saree. Design A Dress, Use It As A Throw, As Window Dressing, Upholstery, Sarongs, Table Linen And Much More.
Traditional Dark Red Colored Cotton Silk Hand Ikat Woven Sambhalpuri Sari. Pallu & Border Features Floral Design With Ikat Woven Work & Golden Zari Woven Work. Similar Work In Center Part Of Saree.
Sambalpuri Sari : Sambalpuri Saree Is A Traditional Hand Woven Ikat Wherein The Warp And The Weft Are Tie-Dyed Before Weaving. It Is Produced In Boudh District Of Odisha(Eastern India). In This Technique, The Threads Are First Tie-Dyed And Later Woven Into A Fabric, With The Entire Process Taking Many Weeks.