Fuchsia Pink Foil Printed Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)

Parizah

Fuchsia Pink Foil Printed Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)

Name: Fuchsia Pink Foil Printed Kurta Set with Dupatta (Set of 3)
Brand: Parizah
SKU: PP778
Price: 8990.0 INR
Availability: InStock

SKU: PP778

₹ 8990 Inclusive of Taxes

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The model is 5'8 and is wearing size Small

Material
Kurta - Pure Chanderi
Pant - Pure Cotton
Dupatta - Organza

Color
Kurta - Fuchsia Pink
Pant - Fuchsia Pink
Dupatta - Fuchsia Pink

Dupatta Length
Length of the dupatta is 2.5 meters

Washcare
Dry Clean only. Do not tumble dry

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

Delivery Time
We take 8-10 days to manufacture this outfit.
Add delivery time of 2-3 days for metro cities, 3-5 days for non-metro cities.

For deliveries outside India, read our international shipping policy

Return Policy
For sizing related issues we help with replacements & alterations.

If you are unsatisfied with the product, we are happy to provide a replacement or issue a store credit in return.
Read our return policy

Foil Printing

The lesser-known type of dry printing, foil or hot stamping popularized in 1980. The dye or the sculpted metal plate comes in contact with the foil and duplicates a thin layer of foil onto the design. The process involves heat, pressure and metallic paper. We use this delicate yet elegant method which has been passed down to generations of artisans.

Product Craft

Foil Printing

The lesser-known type of dry printing, foil or hot stamping popularized in 1980. The dye or the sculpted metal plate comes in contact with the foil and duplicates a thin layer of foil onto the design. The process involves heat, pressure and metallic paper. We use this delicate yet elegant method which has been passed down to generations of artisans.

Foil Printing

The lesser-known type of dry printing, foil or hot stamping popularized in 1980. The dye or the sculpted metal plate comes in contact with the foil and duplicates a thin layer of foil onto the design. The process involves heat, pressure and metallic paper. We use this delicate yet elegant method which has been passed down to generations of artisans.