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House of Pataudi Jashn Ethnic Motifs Printed Kurta

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House of Pataudi Jashn Ethnic Motifs Printed KurtaHouse of Pataudi Jashn Ethnic Motifs Printed Kurta Product Details About the Brand: Everything created at the House of Pataudi is inspired by the modern Indian sensibility. We believe in a seamless weave of the past with the present. Our carefully crafted pieces give expression to a refined and effortless way of life. About the collection: Jashn: This line draws upon traditional costumes for inspiration while rendering an India modern aesthetic. Rich

House of Pataudi Jashn Ethnic Motifs Printed Kurta

Product Details

About the Brand: Everything created at the House of Pataudi is inspired by the modern Indian sensibility. We believe in a seamless weave of the past with the present. Our carefully crafted pieces give expression to a refined and effortless way of life.

About the collection:

Jashn: This line draws upon traditional costumes for inspiration while rendering an India modern aesthetic. Rich textiles with minimal yet exquisite zari embroideries. Ideal for celebrating the evening with a contemporary take on festive attire.

Product Design Details

  • Colour: mustard yellow and white
  • Ethnic motifs printed
  • Mandarin collar
  • Long, regular sleeves
  • Straight shape with regular style
  • Knee length with a straight hem
  • Machine weave regular viscose-rayon

Size & Fit

The model (height 6') is wearing a size M

Material & Care

100% Viscose rayon
Dry clean

Specifications

Sleeve Length: Long Sleeves
Shape: Straight
Neck: Mandarin Collar
Print or Pattern Type: Ethnic Motifs
Design Styling: Regular
Slit Detail: Side Slits
Length: Knee Length
Hemline: Straight

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