Lotus Yellow Hand Block Sharara Set

Product Feature:

• Hand Crafted work - Hand Block Print, Hand Embroidery

• Fit Type: Regular

• Material: Pure Cotton

• Style: Hand Block Print, Ethnic Motifs Embroidered, Square Neck and Strip Sleeves, Gota Work on hem and sleeves, Straight Kurta of length 42” with Sharara Bottom 38”

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

• Packet contains: 1 readymade Kurta and 1 readymade Sharara

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

Product Description:

This beautiful and stylish pure cotton kurta showcasing a Lotus Veda Yellow hand block-printed pattern has Strip Sleeves, Straight Hem, Square neck and side slits is perfect for your evening gathering or Party wear.

The Gota work on the sleeves and hem is giving it the traditional look.

On this Kurta, the hand sequin embroidery detail is done to enhance the look.

Understand the Fabric - Hand Block is an old art/craft for textile printing .In this method, wooden blocks carved with intricate details are used to manually print beautiful designs that usually cover the entire length of a fabric.

Fashionista with Asheera: Pair this beautiful Kurta set with stone dangler earrings, matching bracelet and golden heels. You can add golden Clutch to enhance your Party Look.

Disclaimer:

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

Hand Block is an old art/craft for textile printing .In this method, wooden blocks carved with intricate details are used to manually print beautiful designs that usually cover the entire length of a fabric. In this Process, the Natural-dyed colours might bleed during the first few washes or rub against the skin & other light-coloured garments. In the artful process of hand block-printing, 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.