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Description

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The Traditional Pishwas comes in a radiant yellow shade and is meticulously adorned with hand-crafted tilla embroidery, delicate gota detailing, shimmering silverwork, and floral thread artistry. The soft contrast of pink accents adds depth and vibrance, making this beautifully stitched Pishwas an exquisite choice for Mehndi festivities.

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The embellished yellow Pishwas is paired with perfectly tailored trousers, creating a balanced and graceful silhouette. For brides who prefer a more traditional flair, the trousers can be customized into a flared wedding lehenga to achieve a fuller, regal Mehndi look.

 Dupatta
Completing the ensemble is a sheer organza dupatta in a soft contrasting tone, elegantly embellished with glistening details, sequins, and refined embroidered borders. The lightweight texture and intricate design elevate the dress into a truly enchanting Mehndi outfit.

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 outfit offers flexible customization, allowing clients to request changes in color, adjust the size and fit, modify the length of the Pishwas or trousers, or convert the trousers into a full lehenga. Additional embellishment enhancements or small design refinements may also be discussed to ensure the outfit reflects your personal vision.

Care
To maintain the beauty of this handcrafted ensemble, it is recommended to dry clean only. Store the outfit in a breathable garment bag to protect the delicate fabrics and embellishments. Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the vibrancy of the colors, and avoid ironing directly over the embroidery—use a protective cloth to gently press the fabric. Handle the organza dupatta with care to prevent snagging or pulling.