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Anita Dongre

Palika Kurta Set - Pink

$450

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The allure of pink takes on a luxurious aura with the Palika Kurta Set. The delicious fabric is a blend of sustainable fibres and comes adorned with masterful hand embroidery work from our women artisans. The highlight of the set is the hand-made screen prints developed the traditional way, aimed at reviving a classic art form.
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We require 48 hours to dispatch the order & delivery will take 7-10 business days within USA.
Product Details
Style Number: F21M15
Measurements: Kurta Length: 116.84 cm (46")
Bottom Length: 99.06 cm (39")
Dupatta Length: 248.92 cm (98")
Dupatta Width: 86.36 cm (34")
Content: Kurta & Bottom: 50% Cupro + 50% Modal Lining: 100% Cotton (BCI: We sourced our cotton through the Better Cotton Initiative).Dupatta: 60% Cupro + 40% Modal (Our fabrics are sustainably sourced).
Wash Care: Hand Wash at 40 degree with Mild Soap without Bleach. Line Dry in Shade. Steam Iron. Dry Clean Optional.
Country of Origin: India
Name and Address of Manufacturer: House of Anita Dongre Private Limited, Plot No R 847/1/1, TTC Ind. Area, MIDC, Rabale, Navi Mumbai, India - 400701.

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Delivery & Returns

This item is eligible for return within 7 days of delivery within India, US and UAE. All other international deliveries are not eligible for return. More Info

Disclaimer
The colour of the product may vary slightly from how it appears here. This may be due to different display settings on various devices and also because of any lighting filters or special effects used during the shoot.

SUSTAINING OUR CRAFT HERITAGE

Screen printing from India.
Screen printing is a process where prints are transferred onto fabrics using a stenciled dye-blocking mesh. A rubber blade is moved across the stencil