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Anita Dongre

Bloom Hand-painted Pichhwai Lehenga Set - ​Blush

$11,940

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"Pichhwai is a temple-hanging art form that originated in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, over 350 years ago, traditionally used to depict scenes from the life of Krishna. Each motif is illustrated stroke by stroke, master artisans bringing alive the harmony of nature and its inhabitants on cloth once meant only for sacred shrines. What began as a serendipitous encounter with the art form inside one of Rajasthan's architectural heritage structures became an act of craft preservation — translating a sacred painting tradition, historically rendered for temple walls, onto the language of contemporary bridal couture.

Our Bloom Lehenga from the Love All F/W 2026 collection is named after the tender flowering of love once the seed is planted. Pichhwai's hand-painted motifs depict birds, trees & blossoms lovingly hand-painted by master artisans. Finished in zardozi & sequins across a light fabric, the lehenga is made for a bride who is conscious and makes her own choices. This ensemble comes with a choli featuring a plunging neckline & a hook closure.
Product Details
Style Number: F26R25MTO
Measurements: Lehenga Length : 111.76 cm (44')
Choli Length : 36.83 cm (14.5')
Dupatta : 275 cm (2.75 Mtrs)
Content: Lehenga & Choli - 51% Viscose 26% Polyester 23% Metallised Fiber, Dupatta - 100% Silk + Lining : 100% Viscose
No. of Components: 3
Wash Care: Dry Clean / Spot Clean
Country of Origin: India
Name and Address of Manufacturer: House of Anita Dongre Private Limited, Plot No R 847/1/1, TTC Ind. Area, MIDC, Rabale, Navi Mumbai, India - 400701.

Set Includes: Lehenga, Choli & Dupatta
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