Black Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)

Bahaar

Black Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)

Name: Black Embroidered Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)
Brand: Bahaar
SKU: PP1440
Price: 8242.5 INR
Availability: InStock

SKU: PP1440

₹ 8243 ₹ 10990 Inclusive of Taxes

Dupatta:

With Dupatta
Without Dupatta

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The model is 5'3 and is wearing size Small

Material
Kurta - Pure Chanderi
Palazzo - Pure Chanderi
Dupatta - Pure Chanderi

Color
Kurta - Black
Palazzo - Black
Dupatta - Fuschia Pink

Dupatta Length
Length of the dupatta is 2.5 meters

Washcare
Dry Clean only. Do not tumble dry

Shipping Time
Free shipping in 8-10 days

Disclaimer
The product may have slight irregularities in the motif and colours owing to the human involvement in the process and are the hallmark of a handcrafted product

Machine Embroidery

Embellishing the cloth with threads and beads, it is done to create intricate patterns on the fabric or material. The artisan first traces a given design into a khakha (paper stencil) which is later pierced to get the same design on the fabric. The fabric is stretched on the sides and is tied to a frame. Done with various kinds of needles and threads, this craft requires attention to details and handwork to maintain the intricacy. We support the artisans of this surreal craft.

Product Craft

Machine Embroidery

Embellishing the cloth with threads and beads, it is done to create intricate patterns on the fabric or material. The artisan first traces a given design into a khakha (paper stencil) which is later pierced to get the same design on the fabric. The fabric is stretched on the sides and is tied to a frame. Done with various kinds of needles and threads, this craft requires attention to details and handwork to maintain the intricacy. We support the artisans of this surreal craft.

Machine Embroidery

Embellishing the cloth with threads and beads, it is done to create intricate patterns on the fabric or material. The artisan first traces a given design into a khakha (paper stencil) which is later pierced to get the same design on the fabric. The fabric is stretched on the sides and is tied to a frame. Done with various kinds of needles and threads, this craft requires attention to details and handwork to maintain the intricacy. We support the artisans of this surreal craft.