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CHAANDNI BUTI — Cream Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree with Tissue Pallu

CHAANDNI BUTI — Cream Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree with Tissue Pallu

Regular price Rs. 8,490.00
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CHAANDNI is a considered addition to your saree wardrobe, bringing together cream and Modal Silk with a distinctive design. Delicate Ajrakh butis on a soft cream Modal Silk base meet a tissue pallu for a subtle festive sheen in CHAANDNI.

The Craft

The repeating buti pattern gives the body detail, while the tissue pallu adds a contrasting finish.

Product Details

  • Fabric: Modal Silk
  • Craft: Ajrakh buti with tissue pallu
  • Colour / Design: Cream
  • Length: 5.5 metres
  • Blouse piece: Running blouse included (approx. 1 metre)
  • Care: Dry Clean Only
  • Occasion: Festive gatherings, celebrations and occasion dressing

Styling: Pair it with ivory, cream, gold, maroon or black and let the saree’s colour and design take centre stage.

Blouse piece: Approximately 1 metre.

Slight variations in print and dye are part of the handmade character.

SKU:AJR-CREAM-BUTI-TISSUE-001

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