Woven Banarasi Silk Zari Dupatta/Chunni

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Product Description Devangi focuses on providing women looking for supreme-quality, expertly crafted ethnic wear that is high on the fashion quotient and low in its prices. Any special occasion, event, wedding, DEVANGI hosts the perfect looks for all of them. Traditional, classic and truly fashionable lehengas to gorgeous flowing dupattas, Devangi Fashion has got it all! Our essence lies in the fact that although we’re rooted in tradition, we are slowly and steadily redefining the classic styles to suit the fashion sensibilities of today. We currently specialise in ReadyMade Dupattas that are a perfect amalgamation of intricately crafted detailing and quality fabric ranging from Cotton , net, tissue and more and stunning Banarasi silk dupattas. This Brocade Dupattas are made of finely woven silk and decorated with intricate designs using zari; this ornamentation is what makes this Dupatta Beautiful. Their special characteristics are Mughal-inspired designs/elements such as intricate floral and foliate motifs, such as kalga and bel. Other features are gold work, compact weaving, figures with small details, metallic visual effects, “jali” (a net-like pattern) and “meena” work. These are woven on the conventional Banaras hand loom jacquard, sometimes with “jala”, “pagia” and “naka” attachments for the creation of motifs. Origin and History The traditional dupatta has been worn in innumerable parts of South Asia since centuries. At first, the dupatta was used to cover the head and upper body, and was worn with ghagra choli or salwar kameez. Style The thumb rule of wearing a dupatta is that if the dupatta is very heavily decorated it is worn with a simple salwar suit and vice versa. An extremely decorated lehenga, for instance, will be adorned with a dupatta with light work or just a decorative border. It is an integral part in the classical dance kathak, where the dupatta made of a sheer material is looped around one shoulder going across the body and knotted at the waist. Wearing Dupatta Since it is worn along with a salwar suit or lehenga or churidar generally, it can be accessorized according to the occasion. A dupatta can on its own add glamor and exquisiteness to an outfit, without the need of too many accessories. Heavily embroidered chunaris can be worn with simple or plain kurtas or cholis. The key is to match the chunari according to the fabric and the style of the kurta. Bright colour options add a distinct sparkle to your look. Be it your traditional outfit or a modern ensemble, a This Design can never go wrong in adding its appeal to your elegance. These timeless pieces will always stay as your prized possessions. Care Instructions Have you take care of your fabric properly ? If you found any coffee-spot , oil-spo t or any other spot which you can't determine- Just Don't worry, Use Any Strain remover (Strainfree Ultra, Strainoff etc) for Rig out of that spot. When ironing your Banarasi Silk Dupatta make sure your heat settings are on low. Better yet, go for steam ironing. Wash Separately With Cold Water Hand Wash With Care Do Not Use Bleach Do Not Tumble/Machine Dry Do Not Wring, After Wash Press On Low To Medium Iron For Making Dupatta Wrinkle Free Use Strain Remover, For Rig Out Of Any Spot Review: Beautiful dupatta - Its a beautiful piece. Very elegant. Review: Good quality dupatta - Really good quality product, well made, no loose threads or fraying. Really good price and very vibrant colour. It's the perfect size to wear as a dupatta and looks expensive and elegant.