Chiffon Printed Lehenga with Hand-Embroidered Lucknowi Choli

Lucknowi embroidery — most recognisably chikankarichikankariThe chain-and-shadow white-on-white embroidery of Lucknow, laid stitch by stitch on muslin. — is worked in fine, often white or tonal thread, prized for its delicacy rather than density; the cholicholiThe fitted blouse worn under a saree's pallu or with a lehenga skirt. here carries that tradition in hand-worked stitches rather than a printed or machine-replicated pattern. The lehengalehengaA three-piece outfit — full skirt, fitted blouse (the choli), draped scarf (the dupatta). The north-Indian festive workhorse. skirt carries its own separate print, so the piece layers two distinct techniques — printed pattern below, hand embroidery above — rather than repeating one across the whole outfit.

• Dry-clean only.
• Handle the choli carefully to protect the fine hand embroidery; store on a padded hanger.