Exotic India Bandhani Gharchola Silk Dupatta for Women

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Our beautiful bandhani dupatta for women features giant paisleys. It's a long scarf that adds elegance and grace to any outfit. This scarf offers comfort and breathability, making it lightweight and soft, suitable for wear all year round in any weather. The dupatta is also known as a chunni, odhni, or chunari.

Fabric Type: Silk Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Origin: Imported Country of Origin: India

About this Item:

The dupatta measures 100 x 45 inches and is made from luxurious silk, providing a soft and indulgent feel that will make you want to wear it all day long. The Indian-style dupatta is commonly used as part of women's salwar kameez, lehenga choli, suits, and kurti palazzos outfits, worn over the kurta for elegance and a rich look.

This dupatta is perfect for attending parties, family travel, office work, weddings, festivals, and any other occasion. It would make a great gift for girls, your loved ones, family, friends, and co-workers on occasions such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and Women's Day. The dupatta can be used as a scarf, shawl, headscarf, veil, sunscreen clothing, or stole.

Care Instructions: Hand wash or machine wash only.

A Meaningful Tradition:

A youthful bride, dressed in a silken ensemble with Zari and Gota work and adorned with her mother's gold jewelry, walks from her home to the house of her husband. Her beauty is unparalleled as she gracefully takes the end of her bridal scarf in her hand and wipes a tear. The silk threads of the Gharchola (ghar- home, Chola- cloth) scarf absorb her bittersweet emotions and keep them safe with the warmth of her mother and grandmother who wore the Gharchola before her.

The Gharchola scarf is a moving piece of clothing from the vibrant lands of Gujarat and Rajasthan, completing the trousseau of a young newlywed. The silk Gharchola comes in three auspicious shades: pink, green, and yellow, all suitable for a bride on her big day. The silk body of the Gharchola is covered with the dot (Bindu) pattern of Bandhani (tie-dye) or Bandhej, another popular style of Indian women's wear from Gujarat and Rajasthan. The border of the Gharchola features a bustling floral vine in a golden shade, complemented by two large paisley motifs and a circular flower design.

The colorful Gharchola and the range of styles possible with it are endless, allowing you to fashion uniquely Indian statements by pairing it with your Kurtas, saris, and lehngas.

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