A masterpiece of craftsmanship and elegance, this bridal gold ensemble is meticulously hand-embroidered over 400 man hours, resulting in a garment that feels truly heirloom-worthy. Crafted in premium organza silk, the outfit features a soft beige base enriched with luxurious gold embroidery, creating a luminous effect that beautifully complements Indian skin tones.
The highlight of the look is the jaal motif full-sleeve blouse, adorned with intricate sequins, pearls, and fine threadwork, bringing depth, richness, and refined sparkle to the design. The lehenga is finished with a delicate scalloped border, adding a graceful, couture-level detail to the silhouette.
Thoughtfully crafted in lightweight organza silk, the set avoids the usual puffiness associated with organza. Instead, it drapes effortlessly, offering a soft, pinched structure that flatters while maintaining fluidity and movement.
Timeless in its aesthetic and versatile in its appeal, this ensemble transitions seamlessly from day to night—perfect for bridal events, receptions, and celebratory festivities where elegance is non-negotiable
Hand embroidered Gold scallop saree
1. Choose the Right Dry Cleaner
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Select a professional cleaner experienced with delicate, embellished, or designer pieces.
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Avoid regular laundries that may use harsh solvents or heavy machine cycles.
2. Communicate Clearly
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Inform the cleaner that the garment features hand embroidery and embellishments.
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Point out any areas with loose threads, missing beads/sequins, stains, or delicate detailing.
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Request the use of mild solvents and gentle handling.
3. Spot Cleaning
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If only a small area needs attention, ask for spot treatment instead of a full clean.
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Ensure they avoid scrubbing or abrasive methods on embroidered sections.
4. Solvent & Process Care
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For embroidered garments, mild hydrocarbon solvents are preferred over strong chemicals.
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Request:
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Low-heat drying
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No direct steam on embellishments
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Minimal agitation during the cleaning cycle
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5. Packaging After Dry Clean
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Ensure the garment is returned:
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Completely clean and dry
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Wrapped in acid-free tissue paper
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Stored in a breathable fabric cover, not plastic, for long-term care
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6. After Bringing It Home
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Remove any plastic wrapping immediately.
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Air the garment for 1–2 hours in a shaded area.
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Store with a soft muslin or cotton cloth to protect the embroidery and prevent snags.
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