Components: Top-A line kurta with panels, bottom- pant, duppata

Colour: Top - baby pink,bottom- magenta pink, duppata- magenta pink

Fabric: Top - tissue, bottom-silk, duppata - organza

Embroidery: The outfit features Zardozi embroidery, which is an opulent and intricate technique using gold and silver threads (called zari). Sometimes beads, pearls, and stones are added to enhance the richness. Zardozi work often includes floral, paisley, and regal motifs and is commonly used in bridal wear because of its luxurious and royal appearance. The dupatta appears to have zardozi work, identifiable by its heavy metallic thread embroidery along the edges ( scalping )and scattered ornate patterns on the fabric. This enhances the elegance

A fusion of baby pink and magenta, this tissue kurta with silk bottoms and an organza dupatta dazzles in intricate Zardozi embroidery. Gold and silver threads weave floral and paisley patterns, while scattered ornate motifs on the dupatta add a regal touch. Rooted in the artistry of our ancestors, the ensemble carries forward a legacy of craftsmanship and timeless opulence.