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Indira Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Designer Lucknowi Allover Hand-Embroidered Chikankari Saree (Cotton) Full Jaal: This trendy Lucknowi, Cotton Saree is available in different eye catching and cool pastel colours. There is no comparison of traditional craftsmanship of Lucknowi Chikankari work. This designer collection is finely and neatly hand embroidered with traditional white/colour threads on Pallu, Border and all over Booti. You will find a great combination of Shadow work, Funda, Bakhiya, Ghaspatti, Jaali and applique work, to obtain a unique design and distinct skill of the embroiderer. Marvellously hand embroidered, mainly by women artisans, the Lucknowi Chikankari work gives a decent and stylish look to the Saree. Each Saree is unique, designer and individually crafted to give a gorgeous look to your personality and in any gathering you will find all eyes upon you. Drape them in style and walk with pride to your parties and functions. This designer collection is handpicked from Lucknow (UP). Our each Saree is Unique and Elite. Latest, Exclusive and Innovation has always been the soul of our company ever since from its beginning. All these sarees, come with matching blouse piece, with chikankari work, to make your evening more glamorous. You can get it tailored or stitched, to your best fitting, at your end. Material: Saree: Export Quality Fine Cotton (Cotton Voile) Blouse: Export Quality Fine Cotton (Cotton Voile) Size: Saree Length: 6.30 MR with attached Blouse Saree Width: 1.10 MR Blouse: Attached With Saree Voile is a lightweight woven fabric, usually made of 100% cotton or cotton blends including linen or polyester used for making Lingerie or clothing. The term Voile, comes from French, and means veil. Silk, rayon and cotton are the three main varieties of voile. Cotton Voile is very soft, sheer, light weight fabric and because of their semi-transparent quality, it is used for womens summer clothing.

This trendy Lucknowi, stitched anarkali kurti is available on fine quality Georgette fabric. This designer collection is finely and neatly embroidered with coloured threads all over the neck, front and back and over arms. You will find a great combination of Shadow work, Funda, Bakhiya, Ghaspatti and Jaali work, to obtain a unique design and distinct skill of the embroiderer. This especially designed Anarkali suit will give a gorgeous look to your personality and in any gathering you will find all eyes upon you. This designer collection is handpicked from Lucknow (UP). Our each anarkali kurti is Unique and Elite.

This trendy Lucknowi, un-stitched Salwar Suit Length is available in different assorted pastel colours. This designer collection is finely and neatly embroidered with white/coloured threads all over the neck, front and back, over arms and bottom of the Salwar. You will find a great combination of Shadow work, Funda, Bakhiya, Ghaspatti and Jaali work, to obtain a unique design and distinct skill of the embroiderer. Full length Dupatta (2.5 MR) is dyed in two shades with fine Croatia work on all around its border This especially designed suit will give a gorgeous look to your personality and in any gathering you will find all eyes upon you. You can get it tailored or stitched, to your best fitting, at your end. This designer collection is handpicked from Lucknow (UP). Our each suit length is Unique and Elite.

India has been known for its heritage and traditional costumes since centuries now. The most common and accepted attire being the Saree. For a single length of material, the Indian Saree has by far been the most versatile garment in existence. A Saree or Sari is a strip of unstitched cloth, ranging from four to nine metres in length that is draped over the body in various styles. The most common style is for the sari to be wrapped around the waist, with one end then draped over the shoulder baring the midriff. The sari is usually worn over a petticoat with a blouse known as a choli or ravika forming the upper garment. Silk is a natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into textiles. The protein fiber of silk is composed mainly of fibroin and is produced by certain insect larvae to form cocoons. The best-known silk is obtained from the cocoons of the larvae of the mulberry silkworm.