Floral Gota Work Anarkali Kurta

Product Feature:

• Handcrafted- Gota Patti Work

• Fit Type: Regular

• Material: Rayon;

• Style: Gota Patti detailing Kurta of length 56";

• Occasion: Party Wear, Festive Wear, Evening Wear, Ethnic Kurta

• Packet contains: 1 readymade Kurta,

• Size: S (36), M (38), L (40), XL (42), XXL (44)

• Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only

Product Description:

Tailored from premium quality Rayon fabric, This beautiful floral Print kurta has Gota Work ,ankle length, flared Hem, Round neck with 3/4th sleeves is must have this season to add your wardrobe. The kurta combines ethnic with contemporary fashion which makes you stand out in the crowd. 

Fashionista with Asheera: The kurta is classy, Comfy and Creative. Pop on some colour with a striking jewellery or golden heels to look stylish and at the same time fashionable. To complete the look, add a Gold handbag to look even trendier.

Understand the Fabric – Rayon- The super soft fabric with a luscious fall and better absorbing qualities than cotton. The discovery of this fabric dates back to 1924, when it was finally renamed 'rayon' from artificial silk. It is also the first semi-artificial fabric crafted by man.

It has a lightweight texture and is very breathable on the skin. It also makes you feel fresh and comfortable during any occasion. The rayon fabric is soft and gentle on the skin and it will not irritate the skin.

Disclaimer:

This product solely belongs to Asheera and only authorised sellers or re-sellers can sell this product on any ecommerce portal.

 In this Process of Natural-dyed colour, they might bleed during the first few washes or rub against the skin & other light-coloured garments. In the artful process of hand block-printing, Gota Patti Work, embroidery work and stitching, variations are likely to come into existence. These irregularities are the hallmark of all handmade products and give each style a unique identity.

There might be minor colour variation between actual product and image shown on screen due to lighting on the photography. Colours tend to be perceived differently depending on factors such as shot angles, lighting, background tones and colour temperatures. As a result, prints and colours may vary.