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The Anarkali
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The Anarkali is the statement piece of the Seerat collection, designed for grand festive occasions and wedding celebrations. Crafted in premium Shimoz silk, this kalidar silhouette features a fitted bodice that flows into a dramatic, floor-sweeping flare for a regal presence.
The entire ensemble is detailed with traditional Ada and Arri hand embroidery, enhanced with Bajra moti, Cut Dana, sequins, crystals, and Rasham thread work. Each motif is carefully hand-finished to create depth and soft festive shimmer. It is paired with a pure organza dupatta finished with classic kiran gota for a traditional touch.
Fabric & Material Details
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Anarkali & Sharara: Premium Shimoz Silk
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Dupatta: 100% Pure Organza with kiran finishing
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Embellishments: Bajra moti, Cut Dana, sequins, crystals, Rasham thread
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Work Technique: Traditional hand-done Ada & Arri embroidery
Ideal for Eid, weddings, and formal festive events.
Care: Dry clean only to preserve handwork and fabric structure.
The Anarkali - S
Rs.19,999.00
The Anarkali is the statement piece of the Seerat collection, designed for grand festive occasions and wedding celebrations. Crafted in premium Shimoz silk, this kalidar silhouette features a fitted bodice that flows into a dramatic, floor-sweeping flare for a regal presence.
The entire ensemble is detailed with traditional Ada and Arri hand embroidery, enhanced with Bajra moti, Cut Dana, sequins, crystals, and Rasham thread work. Each motif is carefully hand-finished to create depth and soft festive shimmer. It is paired with a pure organza dupatta finished with classic kiran gota for a traditional touch.
Fabric & Material Details
-
Anarkali & Sharara: Premium Shimoz Silk
-
Dupatta: 100% Pure Organza with kiran finishing
-
Embellishments: Bajra moti, Cut Dana, sequins, crystals, Rasham thread
-
Work Technique: Traditional hand-done Ada & Arri embroidery
Ideal for Eid, weddings, and formal festive events.
Care: Dry clean only to preserve handwork and fabric structure.
