Red Aliya Cut Anarkali with Kalamkari Shawl

Elegant and contemporary with a touch of tradition, this Red Aliya Cut Style Anarkali with Kalamkari Shawl is designed to bring effortless grace to festive and special occasions. Crafted from soft fabric with delicate golden zari stripes, the Anarkali offers a rich texture while maintaining a lightweight and comfortable feel.

The outfit features a vibrant deep red Anarkali with a flattering Aliya cut silhouette, creating soft gathers that flow beautifully and enhance the feminine shape. The subtle golden zari detailing adds a refined festive charm without overpowering the simplicity of the design.

Paired with a stunning green Kalamkari printed shawl with zari border, the ensemble reflects the beauty of traditional Indian textile art. The intricate Kalamkari motifs add depth and character, creating a perfect balance between modern style and heritage craftsmanship.

Ideal for festive celebrations, cultural gatherings, and elegant traditional events, this Anarkali set blends comfort, sophistication, and timeless ethnic beauty.

Anarkali
Product code: D255
Fabric: Chanderi Silk 
Pattern: Golden stripes
Color: Red & Green
Sleeve: Full
Shawl: Kalamkari silk cotton

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Ready-to-ship orders are dispatched within 2–3 business days after order confirmation.

Made-to-order dresses are dispatched within 5–7 business days, as each piece is prepared with care.

Delivery Time
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