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Green Silk Bridal Lehenga Choli is a bridal-weight lehenga choli in silk, described in the product record as carrying heavy handwork. Green runs through the set. It sits at the upper end of the bridal range on this site, and the price shown already reflects the level of hand embroidery involved. Silk behaves differently from the net and jacquard used in lighter party lehengas. It has weight, a low natural sheen that shifts as you turn, and enough body to keep a full skirt standing away from the legs instead of clinging. That body is what allows dense handwork to sit flat without puckering. Heavy handwork means the embroidery is placed by hand rather than run through a machine. Hand placement allows density to be varied deliberately, so a border can be built up solidly while the field of the skirt stays lighter and easier to carry. A lehenga choli is a two-piece outfit: the skirt, called the lehenga, and the fitted blouse, called the choli. This design is listed as a bridal set in green silk. Green is a traditional bridal choice in several Indian communities and reads clearly at a wedding, a sangeet or a reception. It also photographs well against warm lighting, which matters at an evening function. A slight colour variation may occur between the photographs and the garment because of lighting, camera flash and screen settings.
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Minor screen and lighting variation is possible
The product record names silk for this design. Silk gives a bridal lehenga the weight and body needed to hold heavy hand embroidery flat, and it drapes in defined folds rather than clinging. The blouse and dupatta fabrics are not separately recorded for this particular design.
Handwork is embroidery placed by hand rather than by machine. Described as heavy, it means dense coverage rather than a scattered motif. Because it is done by hand, the density can be varied across the garment, so borders and panels are usually worked more solidly than open areas.
Green is a long-standing bridal colour in several Indian communities and is widely worn for the ceremony itself, as well as for a sangeet or reception. It also holds its depth under warm evening lighting, where some brighter shades can wash out in photographs.
Expect a small difference. Studio lighting, camera flash and the colour calibration of your own screen all affect how a deep green reads. The tone in daylight is usually truer than the tone on a bright screen, so allow for a slight shift when you receive it.
Yes. Vpnam has a 7-day return window, and the full terms are in the Refund and Returns Policy. Contact us within 7 days of delivery if the item arrives damaged or defective, an item is missing, or a different product was sent, and keep the item, tags and original packaging unused while the claim is reviewed. Worn, washed, altered or tailored products cannot be returned.
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