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This traditional burnt orange Pishwas kalidar is crafted from luxurious raw silk with a crimson bodice, making it a perfect choice for a Mehndi bride. The Pishwas is fully handworked with signature kora dabka, Indian gota detailing, and scattered sequins and beads, giving it a regal and festive charm. The peplum-style silhouette adds a modern touch while maintaining traditional elegance.

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The Pishwas is paired with a classic green silk lehenga that complements the vibrant top. Intricate embroidery and gota work on the lehenga enhance its festive appeal. This ensemble can also be styled with traditional pants or sharara bottoms according to preference, creating a versatile and personalized Mehndi outfit.

 Dupatta
A beautifully crafted net chiffon dupatta completes the look. The dupatta is adorned with sprayed embroidery in Resham, tilla, and sequins, with contrasting borders featuring Chatta Patti, Kiran lace, and hand-worked four-sided embellishments. The orange dupatta with a gota hemline adds an elegant finishing touch to this vibrant ensemble.

Fabric Composition

Premium micro-velvet for the inner top and palazzo trousers, sheer fine net or organza for the outer coat, and soft satin lining for interior comfort.

Color

A rich ochre-gold palette enhanced with radiant metallic gold and champagne accents.

Embellishment Work

Completely handcrafted using metallic tilla, golden sequins, micro-beads, and crystalline touches organized into geometric lattice and archway motifs. Slight artisanal variations affirm the authentic handcrafted nature of this luxury ensemble.

Customization 
This Mehndi dress can be tailored according to your measurements and preferences. Brides can customize the style of the lehenga or pants, the intensity of embellishments, or the length of the Pishwas. Optional additions include extra embroidery or choice of dupatta fabric to create a truly personalized look.

Care
To maintain the intricate handwork and luxurious fabrics, dry cleaning is recommended. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the vibrant colors and delicate embellishments. Handle the dupatta and lehenga with care to protect the embroidery and dabka work.