SKU# NH887
Gorgeous & vibrant! Lehnga-Choli dresses are a craze this season!
You're looking at a lovely outfit which would surely turn a lot of heads.The short choli has a striking Yellow, Orange and fiery Red Batik base and is elegantly embellished with hand sewn silver beads and sequins all over. The choli has drawstrings on both sides for adjustable waist comfort. The beadwork and sequin work accents the patterns all over the choli.
The gorgeous Lehnga is full flowing and has a HUGE bottom span of 140"! It is strewn with exquisite disc work, sequin work and beadwork along the border and all over. The Lehnga sits low on the waist highlighting the midriff area. The Lehnga has a drawstring opening (white drawstring is shipped with the Lehnga) to allow varying degree of comfort.
Accompanying the Lehnga & Choli is a matching "Dupatta" (Veil or stole) in Black with Batik work and silver sequin and bead work.
This is an exceptional piece of workmanship & skill. Radiate a spectacularly ethnic look and add style to your wardrobe.You'll have to just stare at this dramatic conversational ethnic piece of art for hours to believe the unbelievable.
A classic example of worksmanship & skill, this set is a true treasure. Not seen in stores across the U.S, this ethnic treasure is sure to bring plenty of compliments!
Don't miss this great deal - Guaranteed you'll love it or your money back!!
Additional Product Information
Measurements:
"Choli" (min./ max. dimensions adjusted by drawstrings)
* Bust (at underarm seam): 40"
* Waist: Max. 32"
* Length: 16"
* Shoulder Seam to seam: 15"
* Sleeve Length: 6.5"
* Sleeve Circumference: 13"
"Lehnga"
* Length: 40"
* Waist: Upto 38" drawstring allowance
* Width at hips: 65"
* Bottom Circumference: 140"
"Dupatta" or Veil
* 130" X 60"
Package Weight: 3.0 lbs
Care Instructions: Dry Clean ONLY. Bead work & sequin work is intricate & delicate.
About Batik
Batik is a fabric dyeing technique that uses the resist process; the fabric is covered with a dye-resist material such as wax that prevents that part of the fabric from absorbing colors. The Batik art is primarily a three stage process and involves waxing, dyeing and de-waxing. The pattern is traced on the fabric and areas of the fabric that do not need to be colored are waxed. The fabric is then dipped in multiple color dyes and finally the wax is removed by dipping the fabric in boiling water. Batik colors are extremely resistant and do not fade.
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