SKU VPN1511ANAM
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Dual tone silk in wine makes up both the lehenga and the blouse of this three-piece set, worked with embroidery and finished with a net dupatta. The blouse type is recorded as stitched. The package lists one lehenga, one dupatta and one blouse, all in wine. Dual tone fabric is woven with one colour running lengthwise and a second running crosswise, so the shade you see shifts with the viewing angle. On a wine base that produces a colour that moves between red and purple as the fabric turns, which gives a plain silk far more visual movement than a single-tone weave. Silk supplies the weight and body. It falls in defined folds and swings from the waist rather than fluttering, and it has enough substance to hold embroidery flat without puckering where the stitching pulls. The dupatta is net rather than silk, so it stays light and translucent over a skirt that already carries weight. Wine holds its depth under warm evening lighting where brighter reds flare, which makes it a dependable choice for a reception or a night sangeet. Gold and antique gold read warmly against it. Wash care is dry clean only. Lighting, camera flash and screen settings all affect how a deep shade reads, so a slight variation from the photographs is normal. The product name and the blouse specification disagree on the stitching state for this design, so please confirm with us before ordering if a stitched blouse is essential.
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Dual tone fabric is woven with one colour running lengthwise and a second running crosswise, so the shade appears to change with the viewing angle. On a wine base the colour moves between red and purple as the fabric turns, giving a plain silk considerable visual movement.
No. The lehenga and blouse are dual tone silk while the dupatta is net. That keeps the dupatta light and translucent over a skirt that already carries weight, and it means the shifting dual tone effect stays concentrated on the pieces closest to the body.
The work field records embroidery work without naming a specific technique, so we do not state one. What can be said is that the ground is dual tone silk, which has enough body to hold stitched work flat rather than puckering where the thread pulls the fabric.
Particularly well. Wine holds its depth under warm indoor lighting where brighter reds tend to flare and lose definition. That makes it a dependable choice for a reception or a night sangeet, and it photographs with more richness than a bright red under the same conditions.
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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