I have purchased Oporajeyo - Dheu designer Kurta( without Dhoti) .Today first time I have wore the kurta. After some time I felt that the Kurta is tearing in different parts.
I am totally disappointed .
First time I have wore the kurta. After some time I felt that the Kurta is tearing in different parts.
I am totally disappointed and also surprised how it could be possible. Metrial is very thin, and product quality is very poor.
Very decent looking
Nice quality and design.
DA500769
Experience the timeless elegance of the Northeast with this exquisite Blended Assam Silk Saree. Perfectly balancing the rich, lustrous texture of traditional silk with the lightweight durability of modern blends, this saree is designed for the woman who appreciates heritage craftsmanship with a contemporary touch.
The saree features a soft, cream-toned base adorned with delicate hand-woven Butta motifs and a meticulously detailed geometric border. The pallu is finished with traditional tassels, adding a graceful movement to every step.
Fabric: Premium Blended Assam Silk for a rich sheen and easy drape.
Design: Intricate ethnic Butta embroidery and traditional border patterns.
Color: Elegant Beige/Cream with contrasting maroon and gold accents.
Occasion: Ideal for festive celebrations, formal gatherings, or sophisticated office wear.
Includes: Matching unstitched blouse piece.
Pair this masterpiece with oxidized silver jewelry and a sleek low bun to let the intricate weave of the saree take center stage.
Good as expected
Very decent looking
Nice quality and design.
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I have purchased Oporajeyo - Dheu designer Kurta( without Dhoti) .Today first time I have wore the kurta. After some time I felt that the Kurta is tearing in different parts.
I am totally disappointed .
First time I have wore the kurta. After some time I felt that the Kurta is tearing in different parts.
I am totally disappointed and also surprised how it could be possible. Metrial is very thin, and product quality is very poor.
Very decent looking
Nice quality and design.
