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A radiant Rani Pink Organza Satin fabric featuring opulent gold zari and sequin embroidery. Designed in a “heavy daman” style, it showcases intricate floral vines and shimmering diagonal patterns, making it an ideal choice for high-end festive and bridal wear.
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We have a Full Tech enabled and Manual 25-step process to check the quality of our fabrics during production. This means we look closely at everything, from the way the threads are lined up to the tiny details in the embroidery, to make sure it’s just right before we pack and send it to you. Because our fabrics are cut specially for each order, just the way you ask for, we can’t accept returns once it’s delivered. This is because your fabric is unique to your order.
The Color & Fabric: This exquisite material is crafted from Organza Satin, a blend that offers the structured, airy silhouette of organza with the luxurious, subtle lustre of satin. The color is a classic Rani Pink—a deep, celebratory fuchsia that symbolizes elegance and femininity in ethnic fashion.
The Craftsmanship: The fabric is adorned with a dense, “heavy daman” style layout, meaning the embroidery is most concentrated at the bottom border and gradually evolves into lighter motifs.
Intricate Zari Work: Fine gold metallic threads are used to create delicate floral “bels” (vines) and traditional leaf patterns.
Shimmering Sequins: Hundreds of micro-sequins are hand-placed within the embroidery to catch the light from every angle, giving the fabric a multidimensional, sparkling effect.
Geometric & Floral Fusion: The upper portion features elegant diagonal lines (reminiscent of leheriya patterns), while the base is anchored by a thick, architectural border and blooming floral clusters.
Versatility & Styling: The weight and richness of this embroidery make it perfect for statement pieces. It is particularly well-suited for:
Lehengas & Ghagras: The heavy daman creates a beautiful “ghera” (flare).
Designer Sarees: Creating a striking contrast between a heavy pallu and a graceful drape.
Anarkalis: Ideal for floor-length ensembles that require a structured yet flowing look.
