PRODUCT DETAILS
Whether it's for a bride on her wedding day or for festive celebrations, this lightweight bridal veil fits the ceremony and party vibe. An embroidered dupatta is offered as a dyeable chinnon chiffon scarf with gold lace edging so you can match it to your outfit with a free dyeing service. It measures approximately 100" by 39", drapes beautifully, and is light enough to style as a veil, stole, or dupatta.
• material: chinnon chiffon fabric with embroidered edging and gold lace finish.
• sizing: approximately 100" (length) x 39" (width) — about 2.5 meters by 1 meter.
• color and options: white base with gold edging; dyeable dupatta — free dyeing service and shade card included.
• care: dry clean only to preserve the delicate chiffon and gold lace trim.
• code: st989 (emb450).
If you choose dyeing, please indicate your selected shade from the uploaded shade card at checkout or send a message after purchase; we will dye the piece to your requested shade at no extra charge and preserve the embroidery and gold edging during the process. Slight variations in color may occur due to lighting and screen settings; the shade card in the photos helps you pick the closest match before we process your request.
- ready to ship: this dupatta is a ready-to-ship item with no processing delay.
- shipping method: sent by express shipping with estimated delivery in 9–12 business days.
- customs and taxes: any customs charges or local taxes in the buyer's country are the responsibility of the customer.
This piece is handcrafted with ethnic Indian wear styling in mind and works beautifully as a wedding dupatta, bridal veil, lehenga stole, or for salwar kameez and Punjabi suits. The dyeable chiffon lets you coordinate from subtle pastels to vivid tones so it complements traditional bridal gowns, half sarees, modern long dresses, kurtis, and women lehenga stoles. The elegant gold lace edging gives the dupatta a refined finish that reads as both classic and versatile for bridal wear, evening parties, and festive celebrations.
What’s included: the dupatta as described, free dyeing service if requested, and a shade card shown in the product images to guide your selection. Please communicate any specific customization requests before shipment so we can accommodate them while maintaining the embroidery and trim. Because the piece is handmade, expect slight artisanal variations that add character and reflect its crafted nature.
For care and longevity: follow the dry-clean-only instruction to keep the chiffon and gold lace in optimal condition; avoid home washing or bleaching to preserve color and delicate trim. For styling ideas, wear this light weight dupatta draped over the head as a veil, pinned at the shoulders as a stole, or wrapped with a lehenga for a coordinated bridal ensemble.
Browse the shop to see additional dyeable silk dupattas, customize dupatta options, and coordinating accessories for lehenga and bridal ensembles, and message us with any questions about matching, dye choices, or special requests — we’re happy to help you create the perfect look for your occasion.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Care Instructions:
For all kind of Silk and Embroidery fabrics
- Dry Clean Only: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be dry cleaned by a professional. Avoid washing the fabric at home as it may damage the delicate design and texture.
- Do Not Tumble Dry: This care symbol looks like a square with a circle inside it and a diagonal line through the circle. It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be tumble dried. High heat can cause the fabric to shrink or become distorted.
- Do Not Bleach: It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be bleached. Bleaching can weaken the fibers and cause the colors to fade or become discolored.
- Iron on Low Heat: It indicates that the brocade fabric can be ironed on low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the delicate fibers and avoid applying too much pressure to the fabric.
- Hang to Dry: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be hung to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric as it may damage the delicate fibers.
For Block Printed Cotton, Hand Woven Cotton Ikat Fabrics.
- Avoid machine wash as it can muddle up your laundry and lead to quick color fading
- Hand-wash in isolation to check for color overspill
- Soak in cold water and use a mild detergent
- Don’t leave the pile of wet clothes unattended, dry immediately
- Drip dry in shade as direct sun can lead to shrinkage
- Iron inside-out
- If printed on exclusive silk yarns, stick to dry-cleaning only.
For Banarsi Brocade
- Dry Clean Only: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be dry cleaned by a professional. Avoid washing the fabric at home as it may damage the delicate design and texture.
- Do Not Tumble Dry: This care symbol looks like a square with a circle inside it and a diagonal line through the circle. It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be tumble dried. High heat can cause the fabric to shrink or become distorted.
- Do Not Bleach: It indicates that the brocade fabric should not be bleached. Bleaching can weaken the fibers and cause the colors to fade or become discolored.
- Iron on Low Heat: It indicates that the brocade fabric can be ironed on low heat. Use a pressing cloth to protect the delicate fibers and avoid applying too much pressure to the fabric.
- Hang to Dry: It indicates that the brocade fabric should be hung to dry. Avoid wringing or twisting the fabric as it may damage the delicate fibers.
Embroidered Dupatta, Dyeable Chinnon Chiffon Scarf, Gold Lace Edging | Lightweight Bridal Veil | 100"x39", Custom
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