Leherya Chaniya Choli RS01

Product Description:-

Multi Color Traditional Chaniya Choli. This outfit comes with colorful combination with sequence and patch work done all over the chaniyacholi. The beauty of the attire is highlighted with various shape tikkis in all the patches of the Ghaghra. The choli is decked with the same matching work to add glow to the outfit. Fabric- Cotton. ACostume/Outfit – Ghaghra with Choli and Matching Dupatta. Adjustable strings for both Ghaghra and Choli provided. Standard size for the Ghaghra is 38 inches. AStandard size for the Choli is 40 inches.

Every year, Indians wait excitedly for Diwali in order to indulge in happiness and celebrations. One of the most important Hindu festivals, Diwali is the time when one gets together with friends and family for some truly exciting and unforgettable moments. The few features of this traditional and exuberant festival which makes it so very special are delicious sweets, scrumptious food, spectacular fireworks, beautiful glowing diyas and gorgeous Indian Designer Outfits.  Diwali is approaching soon thus time to purchase new dress and saree is also near. It is must have in Diwali to purchase a new dress. It is year's old tradition. There are three basic attires of India i.e. Saree. Lehenga Choli and Salwar Kameez.

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