Premium 2-tone Chantilly lace fabric imported from France with sparkling stone embellishments
Caramel gold color blends warmth and richness with festive elegance
5.5 meters in length and 110 cm width ideal for custom saree designs
Sheer and lightweight fabric offers a flattering, flowing drape
Detailed floral motifs create a graceful and timeless pattern
Scalloped edges enhance the sophisticated, designer finish
Perfect for bridal wear, festive occasions, and luxury ethnic styling
Unstitched fabric allows for personalized tailoring and creative draping
Blouse piece not included with this fabric
Dry clean only to retain shimmer, structure, and delicate embroidery
Shop online for exclusive caramel gold French Chantilly lace saree fabric
Care Instructions
Washing: Dry clean, Drying: Air-dry or dry clean, Ironing: Medium dry heat, use a press cloth and never iron directly on the fabric, Shrinkage: Minimum
Radiate warmth and luxury with this Caramel Gold Premium French 2-Tone Chantilly Lace saree fabric, a refined blend of golden tones and intricate craftsmanship perfect for elevated ethnic styling. Measuring 5.5 meters in length and 110 cm in width, this imported lace fabric features a soft caramel gold hue enriched with two-tone depth and delicate floral patterns, giving it a glowing, radiant finish. The Chantilly lace base is sheer and ultra-light, allowing the saree to drape gracefully and comfortably across the body, while shimmering stone embellishments scattered throughout the design lend a festive sparkle ideal for weddings, celebratory events, and couture ensembles. The scalloped borders add a polished and sophisticated finish, making this unstitched fabric a premium choice for custom saree creation. Blouse piece is not included. Dry clean only to preserve the fabric’s structure, shimmer, and artisanal detailing. Shop online now and bring home timeless French elegance in a rich caramel gold tone.
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