Half Tussar Silk Saree with Traditional Lambani Embroidery – Elegant Yellow Handloom Saree for Festive & Wedding Wear

 5,500.00

Adorn yourself with this exquisite Half Tussar Silk Saree with Lambani Work, beautifully designed with intricate embroidery and vibrant floral motifs. The soft yellow base paired with colorful hand-stitched patterns makes it a perfect choice for festive occasions, weddings, and cultural celebrations.

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Step into elegance with this graceful Half Tussar Silk Saree adorned with traditional Lambani work, a true blend of heritage and craftsmanship. The saree features a subtle yellow body enhanced with multicolored embroidered floral motifs and a beautifully woven border that highlights intricate Lambani artistry.

Lambani embroidery, known for its vibrant colors, mirror work, and hand-stitched patterns, adds a unique charm to this saree, making it stand out as a statement piece. The half tussar silk fabric provides a soft, lustrous texture with a natural sheen, ensuring comfort while maintaining a regal look.

Perfect for weddings, festive gatherings, and traditional functions, this saree carries the essence of Indian handloom artistry. Pair it with ethnic jewelry and a matching blouse to complete your stunning cultural ensemble.

Owning this saree means owning a piece of timeless tradition, where every stitch narrates the story of India’s rich handcraft heritage.

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