Raise the bar with this exquisite 3-piece Anarkali set, meticulously crafted from luxurious Uppada silk and organza for a stunning fusion of textures and colors. The kurta and pants are rendered in a rich golden-brown hue, while the contrasting dark cyan blue organza dupatta adds a striking pop of color, creating a visually captivating ensemble. The highlight of the kurta lies in its intricate embroidered patchwork on the pockets, showcasing delicate details in shades of pink, two-tone cyan, and gold, adding a touch of artistic flair. The dupatta features minimal hand embroidery throughout, with contrasting pink and gold detailing along the edges, creating a subtle yet striking effect. Perfect for festive occasions or special gatherings, this Anarkali set effortlessly combines rich textures with exquisite detailing making it ideal for those seeking high-quality ethnic wear with timeless appeal. About Uppada Silk Uppada Silk is named after a small beach town of Uppada in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, India. Also known as Uppada Pattu (Silk in Telugu), Uppada Silk sarees are made from the age old Jamdani method. To understand the history of Uppada Silk, one has to first trace the journey of the Jamdani weaving technique. The technique of Jamdani was introduced in Uppada in the year 1988 where it incorporated designs which were closely identified with Andhra Pradesh (India). This led to the birth of a new design range called the Uppada Silk sarees. Jamdani made in Uppada has two weavers working on a single loom and weaving delicate and beautiful designs on the fabric by zari work. Since this is an art practiced solely by hands, it takes two painstaking months before a superb piece of work is finished. Recreating a Jamdani weaving process was extremely difficult in the initial phase, because to familiarize the weavers with the intricate skills of hand weaving took a lot of time. Now the weaving community procure the designs and raw materials and create Jamdani Uppada Silk sarees at their places. With the glorious look and light weight, Uppada Silk sarees are among the more expensive varieties of Silk sarees in the world. #laaghiclothing #customdesignerclothing #weartheessenceofbharat