Ivory White Premium French Chantilly Lace Saree with Outline Metallic Floral Embroidery, Sheer 5.5 Meter x 110cm Piece, Luxurious French Drape - D31779
Dhs. 1,500.00
per piece
This ivory white saree is cut from premium pure French Chantilly lace, a fabric prized for its fine net ground...
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This saree is crafted from premium pure French Chantilly lace prized for its fine net ground and intricate patterning.
It measures a generous 5.5 metres in length and 110cm in width, giving enough fabric for a full, elegant drape.
The outline metallic floral vine embroidery that traces every blossom in a fine silvery thread gives the white lace a delicate, couture-level finish.
Dry clean only care with minimal shrinkage keeps the drape, colour and shimmer looking new for years.
Its sheer, lightweight hand makes it a versatile pick for a bridal reception or an elegant evening soiree.
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
This ivory white saree is cut from premium pure French Chantilly lace, a fabric prized for its fine net ground and richly patterned motifs, here finished with outline metallic floral vine embroidery that traces every blossom in a fine silvery thread. Woven at a comfortable 110cm width and supplied as a generous 5.5 metre piece, it drapes into soft, fluid pleats and falls with the gentle weight and sheer, romantic quality Chantilly lace is known for, making it flattering over a contrast underskirt. It suits a bridal reception or an elegant evening soiree, and its light, breathable hand keeps it comfortable through long hours of wear. A dry clean only fabric with minimal shrinkage, it holds its shape, colour and shimmer wash after wash, making it a piece worth keeping in the wardrobe for years of special occasions. Please note the blouse is not included.
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