Bridals

The peach dupatta with the choli and the lehnga has it's own beautiful colours on it. The accessories also describe the whole vibe and really whack anyone over. The beautiful tones of colours travel from the toes to the head, everything is someplace trying to be bit off everything at once. This bride is a supreme warrior. She prefers to withstand and departs through her wedding with a strong persona. Someone who wouldn't want to wrap out in something she doesn't want, as almost she will make everyone turn their heads to her. And won't have to struggle so much for it.

The grand gold bridal stands out due to its uniqueness and the perfect fusion of modern cut and traditional embroidery.

A velvet lehnga featuring extensive hand crafted flower motifs and fligrie in resham, gotta and zardozi. It comes with a copper hand woven fabric choli with hand embroidered motifs and eddging. It is paired with a chiffon dupatta and a Charmeuse shawl. The shawl features extensive hand screen print and is worked with gotta, sequin and mirror work. The chiffon dupatta is extensively hand worked with zardozi and pearls. This bridal can be paired with: 1) Block print shawl 2) Heavy Chiffon Dupatta

The dress contains tones of Red, moving from sanguine red dupatta, scarlet red kameez to the wine red gharara impeccably into the blushing bride dress. The borders of pure khaddi net dupatta are decorated with kamdani, zardozi, Resham and crystals. And the kameez has the handwork of gold but with the other hand techniques; zardozi, Resham and crystals. This is an A-line silhouette with a wide boat neckline. The gharara is the jamawar fabric extended enough to embrace the floor and glide beside our bride when she walks.

A stunning silk anarkali bridal featuring hand block and screen print and detailed hand crafted zardozi, gotta, resham and shesha embroidery. It is paired with a lamè lehnga featuring handcrafted mughal flowers hand worked with resham gotta and zardozi. The bridal organza dupatta is meticulously worked all over with gotta mehrabs, resham, sheesha and zardozi embroidery

Egret white extensive worked open shoulder blouse paired with self-brocade panel lehnga with beautifully embroidered Victorian vegetal trellis along the entire ghair in shades of ivory blossom pink and golds in traditional pearl, kora and nakshi.

An extensively hand worked lame peplum and lehnga paired with a gold mesh dupatta. The lehnga has a beautiful scenic imagery comprised of peacocks and Cyprus paisley. The handwork is based on heritage zardoze embroidery and a cotton net red dupatta with extensive hand worked border and Chan in zardozi gotta crystals and pearls. Can be paired with: 1) Gold Dupatta 2) Red Dupatta