Zewa Mahal
Rani Sati Festival Series – Zipsy Silk Embroidered Gown with Dupatta
Rani Sati Festival Series – Zipsy Silk Embroidered Gown with Dupatta
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Product Details
Material & Care
• Product Code: SAI KURT
• Fabric: Zipsy silk with fine thread work
• Quality: Smooth, lustrous fabric with detailed embroidery for a festive look
• Dupatta: Matching zipsy silk dupatta with two-sided embroidered sequin lace cut (2.10 m)
• Lining: Comfortable micro lining for a neat finish and better drape
• Care: Dry clean recommended to preserve embroidery and fabric sheen; store in breathable garment cover; iron on low heat from the reverse side
Size & Fit
• Length: 55"+ gown length
• Sleeve Length: 26"+
• Available Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
• Style: Flared gown suitable for festive and formal occasions
• Features: Embroidered detailing, elegant silhouette, lightweight for all-day wear
• Weight: Approx. 800 g
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
Silk has held a place of prestige in South Asian attire for centuries, symbolizing elegance, prosperity, and celebration. In Indian tradition, silk garments are often worn during weddings, festivals, and important cultural events due to their natural sheen and luxurious texture. Embroidery, especially in festive wear, is not merely decorative—it reflects regional craftsmanship passed down through generations, with each stitch contributing to the garment’s cultural identity. The pairing of a long gown with a matching dupatta draws inspiration from both traditional lehenga silhouettes and modern Indo-western designs, representing the evolving blend of heritage and contemporary style in festive fashion.