Mint Green Raw Silk Designer Lehenga with Multicolor Floral Hand-Embroidery

Product Description

Constructed from premium, heavy-weight mint green raw silk, this masterfully tailored designer lehenga bridges classic heritage craftsmanship with a fresh, contemporary palette. The panels showcase a split layout of dense golden zardosi embroidery and sprawling, hand-stitched multicolor floral vines intricately brought to life with fine glass beads, Resham threads, and real mirror work. The coordinating raw silk blouse mirrors this detailed artistry across the sleeves and a bead-encrusted sweetheart neckline. Completing the regal look is a fluid, lightweight soft peach contrast dupatta, framed with a dramatic hand-scalloped floral border and elegant rows of hand-strung glass pearls.

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What are the primary embroidery styles and materials used across the skirt and choli panels?
This design combines distinct handwork techniques: dense metallic Zardosi wirework, shimmering sequins, and multi-colored Resham satin-stitch threads. To create the three-dimensional floral textures, our artisans have integrated miniature white glass seed pearls, real reflective mirrors framed with thread borders, and hollow cutdana beads mapped directly onto the high-density raw silk base.

How is the heavy weight of the raw silk skirt supported to maintain its structured shape?
Pure raw silk is a structured, high-density fabric that inherently retains volume. To support the extensive weight of the hand-beaded borders and zardosi panels, the skirt's interior waist belt is reinforced with non-stretch canvas interfacing, a heavy-duty side zipper, and a built-in, multi-layered double can-can netting layout attached to a soft inner lining.

What unique design and structural features are incorporated into the dupatta?
The soft peach contrast dupatta is crafted from a premium sheer fabric chosen for its fluid, weightless drape against the body. Its standout technical feature is the precision-cut scalloped border, which is backed entirely by soft satin facing tape on the reverse side to prevent the heavy threadwork and real mirrors from scratching the delicate fabric or catching on the lehenga's embroidery.