Pure Mul Cotton Silk Suit Set with Chikankari Work

Mul Chanderi fabric is a blend of Mulmul (Muslin) and Chanderi. Mulmul is a soft, lightweight cotton, while Chanderi is a luxurious Madhya Pradesh fabric known for its sheer texture and intricate zari work. The combination results in a comfortable and elegant fabric, ideal for traditional Indian garments like sarees and salwar kameez.

2.5 Meters Kurta Fabric, & Dupatta.

Can be dyed. The bottom fabric option is 2.5 meters of shantoon, which can be added complimentary if required.

Mukaish work, also known as "Mukaish embroidery" or "Mokaish," is a traditional Indian embroidery technique involving the insertion of small metallic threads or pieces into fabric. Originating from Lucknow, this form of embellishment is often seen on sarees, dupattas, and other garments. The metallic elements, usually silver or gold, are twisted into the fabric to create intricate patterns and designs, adding a subtle shimmer and luxurious feel to the textile. Mukaish work is valued for its delicate craftsmanship and elegant appearance.

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There may be slight color variations due to photographic reasons.

This is a hand-woven product, and any irregular weaving or pattern should not be considered a defect. These irregularities make every handloom piece unique.