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Mixed Silk Dupatta / Stole
- Original price was: 165 AED.145 AEDCurrent price is: 145 AED.
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Chikankari Georgette Kurta- Mehroon Color -with attached slip
- Original price was: 95 AED.90 AEDCurrent price is: 90 AED.
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Organza Hand Painted – Pink
- Original price was: 145 AED.115 AEDCurrent price is: 115 AED.
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- Brocade Dupatta
Brocade Dupatta
- 150 AED
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- Raw Silk Block Print
Raw Silk Block Print- Off white with handwork
- 245 AED
- Silk containing sericin is known as raw silk. It is untreated silk fibers, coiled from the cocoon, and therefore, can be easily transformed into versatile fabrics and garments. India stands as the second-largest manufacturer of this heart throbbing fiber. This fabric is adequate to fit in any environment, whether it be religious ceremonials or casual get togethers. Hand block printing…
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- Silk block print Dupatta
Block Print Dupattas on Silk
- Original price was: 145 AED.110 AEDCurrent price is: 110 AED.
- Hand block printing is one of the ancient crafts that Talmel has celebrated from the beginning. Its available on Silk and Cotton Chanderi fabrics
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- Block Print Cotton Chanderi
Block Print Cotton Chanderi
- 90 AED
- One of the oldest printing methods technique – *Block Printing* is a method of using a carved piece of wood. Rajasthan is well known for the art of block printing that is hugely practiced there even till date. The process of doing block printing flourished since the 12th century when the art received a royal patronage from the kings of…
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