Zewa Mahal
Mirror Work Printed Georgette Lehenga – Full Stitched Three-Piece Collection
Mirror Work Printed Georgette Lehenga – Full Stitched Three-Piece Collection
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Product Details
Material & Care
• Product Code: VARDH
• Blouse Fabric: Printed georgette with real mirror work
• Lehenga Fabric: Printed georgette
• Dupatta Fabric: Printed georgette with real mirror work (2.2 meters)
• Inner Lining: Micro fabric for both blouse and lehenga
• Weight: 1,200gm
• Care: Dry clean recommended to preserve mirror work and georgette fabric
Note: The actual product may vary slightly from the images shown due to lighting conditions, screen display settings, fabric batch variations, or minor differences in stitching and finishing.
Size & Fit
Blouse: Free size, Height 14"
Lehenga: Free size, Height 41"
Style: Full stitched blouse and lehenga, ready to wear
Features: Real mirror work embellishment
Shipping Information
Processing & Delivery Time: All orders will be processed and shipped within 15 business days from the order confirmation date.
Returns Policy
All Sales Are Final: We do not accept returns or refunds on any orders.
Why No Returns? All of our products are shipped directly from India. Due to international shipping logistics and costs, there is no practical or realistic way for us to process return shipments back to our suppliers.
Important Sizing Notice: Please carefully review size charts and product descriptions before placing your order. We strongly recommend double-checking your measurements and sizing requirements, as we cannot accommodate exchanges due to sizing issues.
Quality Assurance: All products undergo quality control before shipping. If you receive a damaged item, please contact our customer service team immediately with photos of the damage.
Crafted with Heritage
The lehenga is a traditional Indian garment that has been worn for centuries, particularly in North and West India. Originally worn by Mughal women, the lehenga became popular among Indian royalty and eventually spread throughout the subcontinent. The three-piece ensemble consisting of a fitted blouse, flared skirt, and dupatta represents one of the most elegant forms of traditional Indian attire. Mirror work, known as "shisha" embroidery, originated in the 17th century and has roots in Persian and Central Asian traditions. This reflective embellishment technique was believed to ward off evil spirits while adding sparkle and glamour to garments. Today, lehengas remain a preferred choice for weddings, festivals, and special celebrations, symbolizing grace, tradition, and cultural pride.