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Padmashali Checks Irkal Silk Saree
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₹9,950.00
CHECKS IRKAL SILK SAREE
Silk : PURE SILK
Colour : SEA BLUE
This is very pretty combination of sea blue and fresh mastad looks magnificent especially with the zari checks woven throughout this pure silk handwoven Irkal .This classic weave looks stunning when draped. The zari checks and the traditional design with temple border give a festive touch to this weave.
Padmashali Checks Irkal Silk Saree
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₹9,950.00
CHECKS IRKAL SILK SAREE
Silk : PURE SILK
Colour : WATERMELON/ MUSTARD
This is very pretty combination of watermelon and fresh mastad looks magnificent especially with the zari checks woven throughout this pure silk handwoven Irkal .This classic weave looks stunning when draped. The zari checks and the traditional design with temple border give a festive touch to this weave.
Padmashali Irkal Silk Saree
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₹8,450.00
IRKAL SILK SAREE
Silk : PURE SILK
Colour : NAVY BLUE/ RED
A unique combination of golden red / navy blue especially when it teams up with a very beautiful red at its border and pallu. This shade of Irkal always wins hearts, This Irkal has an temple design at its border and traditional Irkal copperish zari pallu gives this saree festive touch.
Padmashali Irkal Silk Saree
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₹8,450.00
IRKAL SILK SAREE
Silk : PURE SILK
Colour : PINK
A unique combination of green / pink especially when it teams up with a very beautiful green at its border and pallu. This shade of Irkal always wins hearts, This Irkal has an temple design at its border and traditional Irkal copperish zari pallu gives this saree festive touch.
Padmashali Irkal Silk Saree
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₹7,450.00
IRKAL SILK SAREE
Silk : PURE SILK
Colour : BLACK/ RED
The Banarasi silk saree is a beautiful amalgamation of colourful silk threads with pure golden/silver zari. Gleaming with an abundant brocade of embroidery throughout, it adds to the grandeur of the occasion. The craft of Banarasi weaves was first introduced to India by the Mughals
