Charcoal Grey - Thendral - kanchi semi silk with patola weaving Ball butta each piece is uniquely handpainted Fabric:Dupion Silk

Name: Charcoal Grey - Thendral - kanchi semi silk with patola weaving Ball butta each piece is uniquely handpainted Fabric:Dupion Silk
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88073653732
Price: 899.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0468 (7 reviews)

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Charcoal Grey Thendral kanchi semi silk with patola weaving Ball butta each piece is uniquely handpainted Fabric:Dupion Silk each piece is uniquely handpainted 2 meters saree with blouse + Extra Cotton blouse Semi silk sarees represent modern variations of classic silk sarees influenced by the need for luxury and comfort in silk sarees at very affordable prices For Wholesale and Bulk Orders

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