#Silk Saree With Hand Work

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Top 10 Irresistible Diwali Outfit Ideas For Women from CattleBear

Wondering what to wear this Diwali?  Well, Diwali is almost here, and we are sure you might be searching endlessly through online shopping apps. But getting the best Diwali outfit isn’t easy. To make the Diwali shopping experience convenient, CattleBear is here to make sure you'll celebrate the festive season with style and elegance. Cattlebear is the best online destination for Indian ethnic wear shopping for women in India. The latest collection offers you a large range of ethnic at an affordable rate.

Let's explore the Top 10 Diwali outfit ideas for women.

1.  Mauve & Pink Floral Printed Lehenga Choli With Dupatta Set - Dress up to look your best with Mauve & Pink Floral Printed Lehenga as they make for outstanding Diwali dress ideas. Mauve & Pink Floral Printed Lehenga are extravagant outfits that balance that traditional charm with the modern style of today. Go for this Mauve & Pink Floral Printed Lehenga set that will make you look stunning.

2.  Floral Print Cotton Straight Kurta Pant and Dupatta Set - The Pure Cotton fabric in this attractive color ready-to-wear Kurta set will make sure that you look elegant. Crafted from Pure Cotton cloth, it is light in weight and will be soft on your skin. Its extraordinary design and glamorous color will fetch a lot of additional glances as you club it with contrast-colored earrings and accessories.

3.  Gold Printed Rayon Shirt & Skirt Set - This set is designed as per the latest trends to keep you in sync with the latest style. This rayon dress will keep you comfortable all day long and the lovely design forms a significant feature of this wear. It looks amazing every time you match it with colorful accessories.

4.  Banarasi Art Silk Saree -  Banarasi Sarees affect a foregone era of vibrancy and sophistication and add a natural charm to the wearer's impression. Cattlebear has an aptitude for crafting quality sarees covering an extensive range of silk fabrics that make you elegant.

5.  Pink Floral Printed Flared Gown - Gowns have always been that Western-style dress that is adored by a majority of Indian women. Pink floral printed flared gown will make your personality different and glamorous after wearing this gown. You can pair this gown with heels and fancy jewelry.

6.  Magenta Georgette Gown With Embroidery Work - Attractive gown would give you showers of compliments when you wear it.  The gown has embroidery work which looks completely incredible. This magenta georgette gown makes it look even more attractive when you wear it on Diwali.

7.  Gold Chanderi Foil Crop Top With Anarkali Skirt - Inspired by the vintage charisma of Indian wear, this range resonates with the bond of love combined with beauty and feminine charm. This Gold Chanderi Foil Crop Top With Anarkali Skirt is a very unique and famous collection of Cattlebear.

8.  Georgette foil print kurta with sharara and dupatta - Sharara suits have built a trend these days with rocking styles that provide a high-spirited aura to the wearer. This set will highlight the curves and bottom, the sharara suits look amazing on women that adore carrying styles with ease. If you want to add lightweight yet intricately designed traditional Diwali adorns to your ethnic collection, then these sharara suits are the perfect alternative.

9.  Multicolor Cotton Printed Flared Ethnic Set - Carrying vibrant and refined attention to detail, these festive dresses elevate the significance of luxury in flattering fusion contours. This modern traditional Flared Ethnic Set is designed in zari and sequins ornaments and dazzling tassel detailing.

10.  Off-White Dobby Design Lehenga With Cape Blouse - Do you wish to buy traditional Diwali clothes that are wonderfully modern? If yes, treat yourself to a long ethnic Off-White Dobby Design Lehenga With Cape Blouse. This dress is timeless pieces women prefer to add an alluring touch to their indo Western wardrobe. This is comfortable to wear and gives you a vibrant charm.

Make sure you glow bright with charm at this festival of lights by trying out these Diwali outfit ideas. Cattlebear has to be one of the best stores that come to mind when we think of new and trending ethnic outfits. CattleBear has a tremendous collection of not just western wear but a classy collection for ethnic wear. If you want some timeless pieces you will find here a huge collection of ethnic wear in vibrant colors and designs.

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Kanchipuram Hand Embroidery Work Silk Sarees - KANJIVARAM X KALAMKARI | HOT PINK

Rs. 23,499.00

Product Details:

Kanjivaram silk saree with contrast pallu and borders

Kalamkari hand embroidery along the borders

Contrast silk blouse

(as shown in last image)

The saree comes with its own blouse piece.

The one worn by the model is for styling purpose only.

The same is available to purchase from our ready to wear category in multiple sizes.

Colors may vary slightly from screen to screen

Ayana practises a Flat Shipping Rate concept.

Shipping rates do not change based on the weight of the total cart.

Innumerable products constitute to the same shipping cost.

If you have opted for blouse stitching, our design team will get in

touch with you within 48 hours of order confirmation for measurements and pattern suggestions.

Note: Colors may vary slightly from screen to screen.

We Provide World-Class Design.

Wide Range of Silk Collections.

Festive Collections.

Worldwide Shipping.

Domestic Shipping All Over India.

Door Step Services Available.

Ayana practises a Flat Shipping Rate concept.

Shipping rates do not change based on the weight of the total cart.

Innumerable products constitute to the same shipping cost.

If you have opted for blouse stitching, our design team will get in

touch with you within 48 hours of order confirmation for

measurements and pattern suggestions.

House on Ayana's E-Gift Cards is a perfect &

a convenient option to express your love.

Be it any occasion, we've got you covered!

E-Gift Card is the perfect gift for Birthdays,

Anniversaries, or any other special occasion.

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Gift Cards are redeemable only at

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Handloom Khadi cotton sarees have been a part of Indian culture for centuries. They are not only a symbol of tradition and ethnicity but also a fashion statement for women. Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are becoming increasingly popular among modern women who want to embrace their heritage while also keeping up with the latest fashion trends. In this blog, we will discuss 5 reasons why Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are trending.

Sustainability :- One of the primary reasons why Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are trending is because they are sustainable. These sarees are made using traditional weaving techniques and natural fibers, which are eco-friendly and biodegradable. Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are not only gentle on the environment but also on the skin, making them a perfect choice for women who prefer sustainable and comfortable clothing.

Versatility :- Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are incredibly versatile and can be worn for a variety of occasions. They come in a range of colors and designs, making them suitable for formal events, casual outings, and even daily wear. Whether you’re attending a wedding or going to work, Handloom Khadi cotton sarees can add a touch of elegance and style to any outfit.

Comfort :-  Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are known for their comfort and breathability. They are made using soft cotton fibers, which are gentle on the skin and allow for air circulation, keeping you cool and comfortable even on hot summer days. Unlike synthetic fabrics, Handloom Khadi cotton sarees do not cause skin irritation or allergies, making them a perfect choice for women with sensitive skin.

Durability :- Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are durable and can last for years with proper care. The weaving technique used in making these sarees makes them strong and resistant to wear and tear. Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are also easy to maintain and can be hand-washed or machine washed without losing their color or shape.

Fashion Statement :- Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are not just a traditional garment but also a fashion statement. They have gained popularity among fashion enthusiasts and designers for their unique texture and intricate designs. Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are now available in a range of contemporary designs, making them a perfect choice for women who want to embrace their heritage while also keeping up with the latest fashion trends.

Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are a timeless garment that has been a part of Indian culture for centuries. They are not only a symbol of tradition and ethnicity but also a sustainable and comfortable choice for modern women. With their versatility, durability, and unique texture, Handloom Khadi cotton sarees are becoming increasingly popular among women who want to make a fashion statement while also staying connected to their roots.

At Dailybuyys, we understand the importance of Handloom Khadi cotton sarees in Indian culture and fashion. That’s why we offer a wide range of Handloom Khadi cotton sarees, handpicked from some of the best artisans in the country. Our sarees are not only sustainable and comfortable but also stylish and trendy, making them a perfect choice for modern women. We are committed to providing our customers with the best quality sarees at affordable prices. Shop with us at today to explore our collection of Handloom Khadi cotton sarees and other traditional Indian garments.

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Hand Painted Kalamkari Silk Sarees | Kalamkari Silk Sarees | Zari Border Kalamkari Sarees - Sundari Silks

This Handpainted Kalamkari Tussar Silk Saree in beige has allover floral design in body with contrast border in stone blue. The border houses floral and bavanchi design in gold zari. The pallu houses allover design. Includes unstitched blouse piece.

Shop from: www.sundarisilks.com/collections/kalamkari-edit

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Meeting Alex Kingston in Moll Flanders cosplay at FanX 2023

Just over a year ago, a little birdy (@now-theres-a-spoiler-for-you) informed me that to the best of her knowledge, Alex Kingston had never seen a Moll Flanders cosplayer. And as an avid appreciator of the Miniseries, I took it upon myself to become the first.

The Miniseries, "The Fortunes and Misfortunes of Moll Flanders" (1996) of which Alex Kingston starred in alongside Daniel Craig, was Alex's major breakout role which led to her role on ER and her subsequent claim to fame. So considering the prevolence, I had to make it special.

I put in a LOT of work researching, sourcing fabric, internet deep-diving, and reading before I ever got started on the dress. The actual hard work of sewing the dress took a few months to make once the initial homework was done. Undergarments? Structuring? Patterns? All of these took a lot of guesswork on my part.

The original was created by costume designer, Trisha Biggar (Which if you are in the costuming community you will know her as the designer of Padme Amidala's wardrobe and the designer for Outlander) for the 1996 miniseries. The dress was constructed of fabric Trisha Thrifted in the 1960s in Sweden, most of which I am fairly certain is Indian Fabric specifically used for Banarasi Sarees. The dress is inspired by a common silhouette from the 1670s London England, based on common evening gowns worn at the time. Considering the substantial trade happening between India and England at that time, it makes sense that a dress is fine as this would’ve been historically constructed with Banarasi silk.

The original evening gown:

Sadly, I cannot afford to construct a dress entirely out of silk in this American economy, so sourced much of my fabric overseas and while I was in Egypt and Israel this summer. The rest of it was either Thrifted or appliquéd by hand by me. All of the notions and ribbons were Thrifted. I believe in doing everything possible to keep cosplay sustainable. There is a video on my TikTok which goes into detail on my construction process.

But once the dress was done, I was ecstatic, and It was time to debut it at a convention. The morning of Thursday FanX SLC, I got some pictures (in my River wig to preserve my curled hair) and this is how they turned out...

Then it was time to show The Queenston herself. I had been a little bit stressed that she wouldn't recognise the dress or wouldn't be very interested, but I held out hope.

Spoiler Alert; I had NOTHING to worry about.

Before I got to Alex, I got an autograph from Karen Gillan, who's table was next to Alex's. While in line, I was staring in awe at Alex, as she was just under twenty feet away. In between people, Alex glanced up to the crowd, then did a double take, and leaned over her table to see me through the crowd. Her mouth dropped open, she pointed straight at me, and she got all excited, and mouthed “You! Moll Flanders! Wow!” Time slowed down and I froze until I gave her a big smile (and I think a thumbs up?) and I was so starstruck that I was convinced I was hallucinating until she added “you look amazing!” still smiling, before going back to the next person. 

When I got to her table, she greeted me as Moll,and she said she'd "Never ever, ever seen a Moll cosplayer!" and I got to tell her that I made the dress. Alex absolutely loved my Moll Flanders cosplay. She told me it was the first one she’d ever seen. She was so sweet. I wasn’t anxious at all. I was so excited to finally meet her but I didn’t cry. I was actually so relaxed, which came as a surprise, as I have a track record of being emotionally overwhelmed and crying in front of Celebrities.

She was so nice and was so impressed with the dress. We got a Photo together and she ended up grabbing the shackles (is it even Alex Kingston without a cheeky touch?)

Then she signed my Making of Moll Flanders book and she flipped through it “oh this really takes me back. This was my favorite dress. The red velvet one. It was quite warm. I loved the big hat!”

For reference this is the dress she was talking about:

Then she looked up back at my dress and asked me “aren’t they fun to wear? Don’t you feel sexy?”

I said yes.

I was a liar.

I was actually incredibly uncomfortable but I would NEVER SAY THAT TO THE QUEENSTON.

So I just smiled and said yes. (I did feel sexy but 17 hours tightlaced in 1670s stays is not fun to wear)

Then at the photo op, Alex played with my hair XD

So that is the story of my most insane cosplay yet! I hope you enjoyed all you people out there on the internet.

[sampigehoovu]

the faint smell of rain hitting the earth

Kundavai x Vandiyadevan 

Kandukondain Kandukondain AU

Yes, or no?

It was another day, with another potential groom arriving at her doorstep; to scrutinise and judge her. She wore the red silk saree, simple and plain with the gold kaasu chain. As she put long strands of jasmine in her hair, the doorbell rang. 

“Get the door,” her mother’s voice rang from the kitchen, where she was probably frantically frying bajjis for the visiting family. She sighed, flattened her hair once more before she pulled the latch and swung the door open wide. 

There was no family. Just one man. 

A sudden wave of shyness swept through her, she looked down. 

Dressed in brown pants, a very dull shirt over another checked shirt. She dared to steal a glance at his face. A head full of curly hair, a scruffy beard and dark brown eyes that were staring into hers. Startled when she met his eyes, he turned away, raising his hands to run it through his hair.

Vandiyadevan felt a sudden wave of shyness too, this woman standing in front of him was breathtaking. The red of her saree, the strands of jasmine falling over her shoulders, the elegant hand twisting the door knob, her light brown eyes, which he unexpectedly toppled into. Was she the owner of the house? Sensation and thought returned to him, he was here to do something else! 

He stepped in, “Hi, I’m Vandiyadevan,” he held his hand out. Before she could take it in hers, her mother came bounding out to greet him.

“Come in, son, come in! Have you come from the US?”

“Yes, New York. How did you know?”

“Did you come alone?”

He had looked thoroughly confused, this should have been Kundavai’s first warning but she just stood as he said, “I like handling things in a straightforward way." He brushed past her and walked in with her mother.  The calming breath she took in brought with it traces of tobacco, sweat, dust and sandalwood? Would the smoking be a problem, she wondered as she followed him into the main hall where her mother insisted she stay while they spoke. 

Vandiyadevan was awestruck by the house, it was perfect! He just had to get their permission to shoot now. He had begun the conversation and it had all gone downhill from there. They had mistaken him for a potential groom! The beautiful girl in the red saree had not said yes to giving them permission to shoot at her home, but to marry him. 

He was pushed out of the house, thoroughly annoyed by the entire episode until he had seen her standing on the balcony, crying. There he was, embarrassed by the whole ordeal. Only, she must have been more heartbroken. She had seen him looking, quickly wiping away her tears, but not hiding. He had walked back to where the film crew was working, in awe of this woman who he had just met, and who had agreed, in some twisted way, to marry him! 

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. 

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When Arunmozhi had asked her, in a fit of his poetic inspiration, what kind of man she had wanted to marry, she had said, “I want him to have kind eyes.” 

The man sitting in her living room, with those brown eyes that reminded her of coffee and somehow the faint smell of rain hitting the earth, had kind eyes. Pushed to a corner, despite her misgivings, she had said yes, she’d marry him. He was handsome, and seemed like an educated young man, what was the worst that could happen? 

“The car met with an accident!”

“I’m an assistant director, I came to ask permission for a shoot!”

Her stomach had dropped, her hands growing cold when she realised he was not the potential bridegroom. A total stranger who had not come for her hand, but something else entirely. She was initially mortified, at the confusion only for a wave of utter humiliation to take over her when she realised that she had agreed to marry someone she had barely spoken a word to. She ran to the terrace, tears streaming down her face without her even noticing. 

When she had moved to her grandfather’s village with her mother and her younger brother, she had made her peace with many changes. From spending her time with computers and codes, she had jumped into administering not just an educational institution, but various other organisations and charities her grandfather had started. She accepted her changing roles in life with grace. Her mother, who had taken over the running of the household, depended on her. Her younger brother, a dreamer who only came alive to poetry. Along with her ailing grandfather, they formed the centre of her life in the small village that had unexpectedly become home. 

Her fiance’s death had been unexpected, she had never had much attachment to the man but he had died and left her with the taint. But she had accepted that too, she was not auspicious or lucky, she would not marry into some family and be called the Lakshmi of the house. She was cursed by the stars and there was no amount of pujas or penances that would solve the problem. Yet, her mother kept trying to find her a suitable groom. As the years went by, they had become less suitable and more desperate. Her mother kept trying and she did not have the heart to tell her that it was a hopeless quest. Kundavai, the perfect daughter, was not so perfect after all. 

She felt eyes on her, there he was, Vandiyadevan looking up at her from the street. He seemed mortified by the entire episode too, but he had not been the one to blame. He was not cursed, as she was. She wiped away her tears, and couldn’t bring herself to look at him again.

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I love Sense and Sensibility, I love Kandukondain Kandukondain. They adapted the novel to both the context and the time so well. Tabu played Elinor/Sowmya with such grace and ease.

Kundavai and Elinor/Sowmya seemed alike in the way that they take up responsibility for their families, which was the only strand of similarity I could find but I ran with it. More to come as I rewatch the movie and reread the book!

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Kantha Stitch Work on Pure Tussar Silk Saree.

Kantha Stitch Work on Pure Tussar Silk Saree .The intricate kantha embroidery motifs on the plush silk texture with charming color redefine the beauty of this saree. This is another gem from the trove of Rapurna’s collection. This ethnic handicraft from Shantiniketan is another creative finesse of Bengal.

Kantha Stitch Work on Pure Tussar Silk Saree .The intricate kantha embroidery motifs on the plush fabric texture with charming color redefine the beauty of this saree. This is another gem from the trove of Rapurna’s collection. This ethnic handicraft from Shantiniketan is another creative finesse of Bengal.

Blouse piece : Yes

Length : 6.3 m

Care Instructions:

Dry Clean Only

Hand embroidered Kantha Stitch Saree

Material- Pure Tussar  Silk Saree

Don’t use brush

With blouse piece

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Miss International India 2022 National Costume

The inspiration for the national costume comes from 19th century INDIA paintings … these royal figures often were draped in translucent silk and were more often draped along with jewelry made of pearls . Taking inspiration from these elements we created a national costume that is ethereal and other worldly . These Mughal era paintings depict elegance which has been translated in the pre draped saree made entirely of silk organza and hand embroidery of pearls and mirror work . Traditional Indian costumes are often given the stereotype of bright colours but there is an era where importance was given to simplicity and elegance .

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Banarasi Art Silk Saree - Shop at CattleBear, where we have an exclusive collection of ethnic and traditional dresses. Printed Rayon Collar Neck 3/4 Sleeve Flared Ankle Kurta Set - Printed salwar suit for women with collar neck and sleeves made of rayon fabric.

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I didn't like a lot of things about Pushpa, but what i absolutely loved was Dakshayini.

Dakshayini happens to be the fem villain we've been deprived of in Indian Cinema for years. Her entire look screamsss filthy freaking rich, with all the heavy necklaces and pompous, colourful silk sarees with heavy zari.

I NEED Dakshayini to fling Srinu aside and reclaim the syndicate and manage it by herself. Maybe she can have a gruesome fight with Pushpa, where they both compromise on an agreement that it'd be better if they worked hand in hand. Although Dakshayini is not one to compromise, maybe she'll backstab Pushpa later to avenge her brother's death?

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Buy Hand Block Printed Sarees Online

Hand block print is the traditional form of craft in Rajasthan. It got famous during the 12th Century when the technique achieved royal superiority and was majorly used for designing block print sarees. Dailybuyys exclusive collection of premium hand block print sarees is developed by artisans spread around the rich heritage of India. The collection comprises subtle hand-block printed cotton sarees, hand block rayon sarees, and many more.

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RAHEJA DRAPED SAREE SET Online Shopping

Rs. 15,000.00

S/M - SIZE 34 - 36

Product Details:

Product includes - Draped Saree & Blouse

Saree: Pre-draped ruffle layered saree in printed pure georgette

Top: Raw silk with hand embroidered sequins all over

(back open)

Product Care: Dry clean only

Estimated Dispatch time: 10-15 working days.

Note: Colors may vary slightly from screen to screen.

We Provide World-Class Design.

Wide Range of Silk Collections.

Festive Collections.

Worldwide Shipping.

Domestic Shipping All Over India.

Door Step Services Available.

AYANA practices a "FLAT SHIPPING RATE" Concept.

Shipping rates do not change based on

the WEIGHT of the TOTAL CART.

In - Numerable products constitute the same shipping cost.

If you have opted for blouse stitching, our design team will get in

touch with you within 48 hours of order confirmation for

measurements and pattern suggestions.

House on Ayana's E-Gift Cards is a perfect &

a convenient option to express your love.

Be it any occasion, we've got you covered!

E-Gift Card is the perfect gift for Birthdays,

Anniversaries, or any other special occasion.

Let that special person in your life choices for themselves.

Gift Cards are redeemable only at

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and we're excited to be a part of anyone's BIG DAY!

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Sharara Suit For Women Wedding

Sharara is another bottom style that is loved by every woman who loves to wear traditional clothing. It is also an essential wardrobe staple for every woman who loves dressings up for special occasions where one can flaunt their pretty traditional attires. But there are so many sharara styles to choose from and here are some of those sharara.

Sharara suits are highly popular among everyone and are the best to style for all functions. From haldi to reception you can rely on a Sharara suit. Some of my best ways to style a Sharara suit are:

1. A Saree-Like Look - Ditch your suit and wear a blouse with sharara

2. Heavy jewelry- You can style your sharara suit and pair it with jewelry for that extra look ( This looks best for a wedding)

3. Pop Makeup & colors - If you have a neutral/light color sharara suit you can try a colorful makeup

4. Cardigans /Jackets- A lot of people have started using Indian cardigans over sharara suits for that extra look

Gathered style– Light fabrics like chiffon and georgette are best to use for this style. If you want a sharara in these fabrics then it's best to go for a gathered style to give this silhouette a much-desired flare at the bottom.

Pleated style– If you have a medium-weight fabric then go for fine knife pleats to give the sharara a voluminous look. Fabric-like fine silk is perfect for this look.

Tiered style– If the simple style doesn’t fascinate you then do try the multi-layered or the tiered sharara style where the sharara is done in layers and is gathered at every layer.

Two-layered sharara– The bottom part of the sharara can also be done in two parts and its best to use eye-catchy embroidery here to make the silhouette look more beautiful.

Multi layered– One can add more layers to this silhouette like in the picture. Needless to say that this style looks beautiful while you walk, and in general too the layers add a modern touch to this traditional bottom style.

Salmon Pink Sharara Suit By Abhinav Mishra!

One designer that we blindly trust with our sharara suits would be Abhinav Mishra. This popular sharara suit made of raw silk has won us over. Hand embroidered with zari, sequins and mirror work is simply so GORGEOUS!

Banana Yellow Sharara With Floral Print

The banana-yellow Kurti in silk with floral print is decorated with thread and sequins embroidery in heritage motifs. The suit is further embellished with zardozi, Kundan and buttons on the placket. This comes with a pleated silk bottom and a net dupatta enhanced with pearls and zari lace.

Latest Sharara Suit in Red and Pink Hues!

Painted in red and pink hues this Sharara suit comes with a lehariya printed Kurti in crepe with Gotta Patti embroidery, French knots and sequins embroidered mesh on the neckline and buttis.

[salwari]

Where can I buy blue saree?

When it comes to purchasing a blue saree, there is a wealth of selection accessible to choose from. Everyone may choose an outfit that suits them, with options ranging from sky blue saree to Royal Blues and Navy Blues. Salwari, on the other hand, is not biased and keeps all of its customers’ needs in mind. We’ve put together the best and most extensive collection of navy blue saree. The elegance of a blue saree lies in its availability in a wide range of colorations, including powder blue, French blue, light blue saree, and many more.

When shopping for blue banarasi saree, one choice you may consider is the classic Salwari style, which is characterised by elaborate hand embroidery in vibrant colors like as reds, magentas, and golds, and is typically mixed with heavy zardosi work or kundan stone decoration. The most frequent variation of this form of saree was constructed with the idea that it will be worn by royalty, which makes it an excellent choice for important events such as weddings and other types of ceremonies.

There is nothing quite like the allure of a blue kanchipuram silk sarees when it comes to creating outfits that are understated but stunning. These sarees come in a variety of different materials, ranging from opulent velvet in solid-colored tones to airier net variants with opulent ornamentation along the margins or pallu. These stunning masterpieces may also be found with glittering mirrors and golden threading motifs along the hemline, which transforms them into really royal items that are deserving of a place in any wardrobe collection.

The choice of blue georgette saree is the best option for women who want something that is more modern but who are still traditional at heart. These dark tones exude an air of elegance when combined with the right modest accessories, which maintain its style in a way that is understated yet stylish all at the same time. They are ideal for both everyday wear and more formal occasions. In conclusion, if you are searching for something that is understated yet colourful, you could go ahead and explore through online sites that showcase plain blue saree manufactured from fabrics ranging from Georgette to crepe silk. These sarees are the embodiment of allurement! Regardless of the colour that your soul yearns for, you can be certain of one thing: the market is rife with breathtakingly lovely plain blue saree that are perfect for adding the finishing touch to any ensemble.

[ayushkejriwal]

An unusual, handwoven, hand embroidered Ghadwal silk saree. The saree has been embroidered with hand using Ari Tari and Dabka work. This saree is finished at the back with a border to give it a lovely finish when you move around. For purchases visit my website www.ayushkejriwal.com or what’s app me on 00447840384707. #ayushkejriwal #usasarees #handmade #ethnic #weddingsaree #heritagesaree #uniquesarees #ghadwal #ghadwalsarees https://www.instagram.com/p/CllKvjnswgZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=