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ntroducing the Emerald Radiance: Green Tissué Poshak, a stunning ensemble that embodies the rich heritage of Rajasthani attire. Crafted from luxurious tissué fabric, this poshak showcases a vibrant green hue, symbolizing prosperity and elegance.
The ensemble comprises a gracefully flared lehenga, a fitted choli, and a matching odhani, each meticulously adorned with intricate dabka embroidery and shimmering sequin work. The lehenga features elaborate motifs, while the choli is embellished with detailed patterns, and the odhani boasts a delicate border, enhancing the ensemble's regal appeal.
Designed for special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and cultural celebrations, the Emerald Radiance poshak offers both comfort and style. The lightweight tissué fabric ensures ease of movement, while the exquisite craftsmanship reflects the timeless beauty of traditional Rajasthani fashion.
Elevate your ethnic wardrobe with this poshak, a harmonious blend of tradition and luxury, destined to make you the center of admiration at any event.
Fabric : Tissu
Odhna : Hamrahi
Inner : Satin
Clean Only: To maintain the vibrant colors and delicate embroidery of your Rajputi poshak, we recommend dry cleaning it. Professional dry cleaning helps preserve the fabric and intricate detailing.
Handle with Care: While wearing and handling the poshak, be mindful of sharp objects or rough surfaces that may snag the fabric or embroidery.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Refrain from using harsh detergents, bleach, or strong chemicals when caring for your poshak. These can damage the fabric and intricate designs.
Gentle Hand Wash (if necessary): If unavoidable, and a hand wash is needed, use a mild detergent in lukewarm water. Gently hand wash and avoid scrubbing the embroidered areas.
Dry Flat: After washing, lay the poshak flat on a clean surface to air dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the garment to maintain its shape and embroidery.
Ironing Instructions: Use a low-heat setting on your iron or steam press while ironing the poshak. Iron on the reverse side to protect the embroidery and embellishments.
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