The Bikaner Set
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Details & Description
The Bikaner Set draws its name from Rajasthan’s famed Red City, celebrating the grandeur of its royal heritage. Crafted in a rich maroon-red, the backless kurti and matching bolero are adorned with an intricately embroidered kingdom scene, brought to life with layers of hand embellishment. The neckline is finished with cascading golden ghungroos, while handworked mirror lace and traditional gota borders lend an unmistakably Rajasthani finish—making every detail a tribute to timeless regal craftsmanship.
Washcare
Garments featuring Kardana work, mirror work, heavy embroidery, embellishments, beads, sequins, or other handcrafted details should be dry cleaned only to preserve their craftsmanship and longevity. Pure cotton garments without embellishments may be gently hand washed in cold water using a mild detergent. Avoid soaking, bleaching, or tumble drying.
Shipping
Domestic Standard Shipping: 5–7 business days
Domestic Express Shipping: 3–5 business days
International Standard Shipping: 12–14 business days
International Express Shipping: 7–9 business days
If you require expedited delivery for a special occasion, please reach out to us via DM. While we cannot guarantee faster delivery, we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Fabric
Natural crepe
Fit & Sizing
Cinched fit.
Timeline
Care Instructions
Dryclean only
A Poetic Interlude of Thread and Time
Born from the sacred chants at dawn, the Kashi Anarkali is a love letter to the holy city. We sought to capture the ethereality of light as it touches the ancient ghats—a transition from shadows into golden warmth.
Each motif is meticulously drafted to mirror the winding alleyways, while the silhouette flows with the calm persistence of the river. It is not merely an article of clothing; it is a wearable archive of heritage, destined to become an heirloom.
A Poetic Interlude of Thread and Time
Born from the sacred chants at dawn, the Kashi Anarkali is a love letter to the holy city. We sought to capture the ethereality of light as it touches the ancient ghats—a transition from shadows into golden warmth.
Each motif is meticulously drafted to mirror the winding alleyways, while the silhouette flows with the calm persistence of the river. It is not merely an article of clothing; it is a wearable archive of heritage, destined to become an heirloom.