Deep Crimson Red Tissue Silk Floral Woven Jaal Lehenga with Paithani Border

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Exude a look of royal sophistication in this Deep Crimson Red Tissue Silk Lehenga, featuring an exquisite all-over floral woven jaal. The intricate golden threads create a shimmering tapestry of vines and blooms, anchored by a magnificent Paithani border that showcases traditional peacock and floral motifs in a rich array of silk colors. The voluminous flare and the fabric’s natural luster ensure a commanding presence, perfect for the most grand celebrations.The ensemble features a striking matching blouse, designed with a flattering sweetheart neckline that adds a touch of modern femininity. The blouse is meticulously detailed with exquisite hand-adorned Zardosi and shimmering sequin work, providing a luxurious sparkle that elevates the traditional woven base. Completing the set is a coordinated tissue silk dupatta, uniquely finished with a traditional Paithani Muniya border, known for its delicate parrot motifs and heritage appeal. Whether it is a grand wedding or a royal reception, this lehenga is a definitive statement of artisanal luxury.

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Everything You Need to Know

Q: How does the 'Paithani Border' at the hem add value to the lehenga?
A: The border is hand-woven using the legendary Paithani technique, showcasing vibrant multi-colored motifs like peacocks and blooming vines that symbolize prosperity and grace. This artistic contrast between the Crimson Red skirt and the colorful gold border makes the hemline a stunning focal point during your walk.

Q: Is the tissue silk fabric easy to manage for a long wedding day?
A: Despite its voluminous and structured appearance, tissue silk is exceptionally lightweight and breathable compared to traditional heavy velvet. It offers a "glass-like" shine and crispness that holds the A-line shape of the lehenga perfectly, ensuring you look regal from the first ritual to the final ceremony.

Q: How should I style the dupatta to ensure all the work is visible?
A: We recommend a "side-shoulder" drape or a "cowl" style pinned at the shoulder and wrist. This allows the intricate floral Jaal of the skirt and the heavy Paithani border to remain fully visible, while also showcasing the detailed hand-embroidery on the blouse and its delicate sleeves.