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Materials: Fabric: Kani Silk
Length: 6.3 meters
A Marvellous kani silk Saree whose praise is being sung far beyond our borders woven in multicolours which you can wear at any party or a wedding.
Blouse – attached
Tassels – attached
Length – 6.3 MTR
Fall Pico available with an extra cost
Occasions :- This Saree is Specially design for wedding, Party and Festive Season of indian women’s wear. You can wear it on different occasions such as traditional functions, parties, family gatherings, weddings, haldi ceremony, etc
length: 5.50 Meters || Blouse fabric length: 0.8 Meter
✅ Occasion: Festival Special | Indian Wedding | Engagement Ceremony | Award Ceremony and Business Functions | Partywear | Sangeet wear | Christmas Day | Haldi wear | Mothers day special | Baby-Shower wear | Bridesmaid Saree
Kani is the small. wooden stick used for weaving the fabric. The intricate. patterns come to life as the
weaver runs the thread.
This is a Kashmiri Saree with Blouse which would be an amazing additional to your wardrobe .
Its an exclusive saree embroidered and a fresh collection directly from weavers in Kashmir.
AVAILABILITY: 10 in stock
$300
A choora (or chura; plural chooriyan) is a set of bangles traditionally worn by a bride on her wedding day and for a period after, especially in Punjabi weddings.
$200
Kaliras (or Kalires) are beautiful golden accessories worn on the wrists of Punjabi brides during the ‘Kalira Ceremony’ that happens on the morning of the wedding day. They are beautifully hung like chandeliers on their bangles or choora.
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A choora (or chura; plural chooriyan) is a set of bangles traditionally worn by a bride on her wedding day and for a period after, especially in Punjabi weddings.
$200
Kaliras (or Kalires) are beautiful golden accessories worn on the wrists of Punjabi brides during the ‘Kalira Ceremony’ that happens on the morning of the wedding day. They are beautifully hung like chandeliers on their bangles or choora.
