The bridal lehenga with exquisite zari work is a stunning blend of traditional craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Crafted from luxurious fabrics like silk or velvet, this attire features intricate zari embroidery, meticulously woven into the fabric, creating mesmerizing motifs and ornate borders. The shimmering metallic threads add a touch of opulence, making it a true work of art. Available in rich hues such as crimson red or royal blue, the lehenga drapes the bride in luxury, accentuating her figure with its voluminous flared skirt or fitted silhouette. Paired with a matching dupatta adorned with zari work borders, this ensemble exudes sophistication and grace, making it the perfect choice for a bride's special day.
Caring for your bridal lehenga is essential to ensure it retains its beauty and lasts for generations to come. Here are some care instructions to help you preserve your precious garment:
- Dry Cleaning: After your wedding festivities, promptly take your bridal lehenga to a reputable dry cleaner experienced in handling delicate fabrics like silk, chiffon, or velvet. Avoid storing it without cleaning, as stains can set and become difficult to remove later.
- Storage: Store your lehenga in a breathable garment bag or a clean cotton cloth to protect it from dust and moisture. Avoid using plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and lead to fabric discoloration or mildew growth.
- Avoid Folding: To prevent creases and wrinkles, avoid folding your lehenga along the same lines repeatedly. Instead, gently drape it over a padded hanger to maintain its shape.
- Keep Away from Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight can fade the colors of your lehenga, especially if it contains delicate embroidery or embellishments. Store it in a dark, cool place away from direct sunlight.
- Avoid Contact with Perfume and Deodorant: Perfumes, deodorants, and hairsprays contain chemicals that can stain or discolor delicate fabrics. Apply these products before wearing your lehenga and allow them to dry completely before putting it on.
- Handle with Care: When wearing or handling your lehenga, be mindful of sharp objects and rough surfaces that could snag or tear the fabric. Avoid dragging the hemline on the ground to prevent damage.
- Professional Repairs: If your lehenga requires any repairs, such as loose threads or missing embellishments, consult a professional tailor or embroiderer experienced in working with intricate bridal wear.
By following these care instructions, you can ensure that your bridal lehenga remains a cherished heirloom, retaining its beauty and elegance for years to come.
DesignType : Embroidery Zari Sequin Work
Items Included : Lehenga, Blouse, 2 Dupatta, Latkan
Length Of Skirt : 41 inches
Ghera : 75 inches
Dupatta : It varies in between 2.8 to 3 meters ( Both )
Blouse : Stitch
Weight : Approx 5 Kg
