Product Details
This Silver Grey Embroidery Anarkali with Rani Dupatta crafted in Chanderi, Features Round Neck with Half Sleeve, Flared Hem, Ankle Length, Zip closure & Lining.
Rani color Embroidery dupatta crafted in Organza
Material & Care
Kurta fabric: Chanderi
Dupatta fabric: Organza
Washing Instructions: Dry Clean Only
Disclaimer: PRODUCT COLOUR MAY SLIGHTLY VARY DUE TO PHOTOGRAPHIC LIGHTING SOURCES OR YOUR MONITOR SETTINGS.
| SIZE | XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INDIA | 34 | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 |
As we know India is not only famous for its Heritage, infrastructure, food, culture, clothes & festivals. Even though India’s history & dynamic rituals spanning back to the beginning of human civilization. The Mughals took over India during the 10th century & mughal empire was a state which existed on the Indian subcontinent. People of India during ancient times had a philosophical outlook towards their customs & clothes. Also they were fond of Jewellery & ornaments.
India is one of the most ethnically diverse nations in the world having many religious societies & cultures. Our country is also a bunch of festivals.There are many different festivals which are celebrated with full joy & happiness. Each festival has their own rituals & customs. Indian people celebrated all the festivals as per their religion. Music, Dance, Decoration, food & off course festive special clothes are the center of attraction during their celebration. They always prefer to wear traditional dresses which mean to be a gracefully ethnic look to make the occasions more wonderful.
Ethnic means a different and sharing distinctive cultural, traditional & native based thing. The term ethnic itself shows uniqueness & decency. It emphasizes your religion, your customs & culture. All the countries around the world have their own ethnicity theory for several factors.
As we know there is no festival, no culture without wearing elegant ethnic wear. Especially when we talk about Indians culture then everyone is excited to see their fair, festival, food & yes of course Indian attire.
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