Nushrratt Bharuccha in our black ombre hand embroidered reptile motif gown . It was originally designed for NEW YORK FASHION WEEK runway to be later picked by Nushrratt for FilmFare awards
This gown is embroidered for more than 250 man hours by our skilled craftsmen and the embroidery is a mis of positive and negative space reptile motif
Ideal for weddings, receptions, or grand celebrations, the gown drapes gracefully, creating a stunning silhouette for your own runway moment.
Manishi
Nushrratt Bharuccha
1. Choose the Right Dry Cleaner
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Select a cleaner experienced with delicate, embellished, or designer garments.
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Avoid regular laundries that may use harsher solvents or machines.
2. Communicate Clearly
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Inform the cleaner that the is hand embroidered.
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Mention any:
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Loose threads
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Missing beads/sequins
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Stains
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Sensitive areas
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Ask them to use gentle solvents and low-tumble processing.
3. Spot Cleaning
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Request spot treatment instead of full cleaning if only small areas are stained.
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Ensure they do not scrub embroidery during spot cleaning.
4. Solvent & Process Care
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For delicate embroidery, cleaners usually use mild hydrocarbon solvents instead of strong ones like perchloroethylene.
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Ask for:
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Low heat drying
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No steam directly on embroidery
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Minimal agitation
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5. Packaging After Dry Clean
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Ensure the saree is returned:
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Clean and fully dry
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Wrapped in acid-free tissue paper
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In a breathable cloth cover (avoid plastic if storing long-term)
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6. After Bringing It Home
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Remove plastic wrapping immediately.
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Air the garment for 1–2 hours in a shaded area before storing.
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Store it folded with a muslin cloth to protect the embroidery.
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