Description

Presenting “MUMTAZ,” a new and breathtaking catalog from the house of Sayuri Designer, created for those who covet unparalleled elegance and craftsmanship. This is more than an outfit; it’s a work of art designed to make you the center of attention.

Key Features:

• Luxurious Fabric: The suit is tailored from Premium Simar Silk, a material known for its beautiful drape, subtle sheen, and rich feel.[1] Some variations may use Real Premium Silk, ensuring a top-tier experience in both comfort and appearance.

• Exquisite Embroidery: The kurta is adorned with heavy and intricate embroidery, showcasing masterful detailing that speaks of its superior quality.

• Hand-Embellished Mirror Work: The highlight of this ensemble is the palazzo pant, which features not only matching embroidery but also exquisite, hand-embellished mirror work. This traditional craft adds a dazzling sparkle and a touch of artisanal heritage to the design.[2][3]

• Elegant Dupatta: To complete this regal look, the set includes a gracefully embroidered dupatta. You have a choice between the soft, flowing drape of silk or the crisp, ethereal beauty of organza, allowing you to personalize the final look.

• Complete 3-Piece Set: This ensemble includes a fully stitched top, a palazzo pant, and a dupatta, offering a perfectly coordinated and ready-to-wear luxury outfit.[4][5]

As a premium offering from Sayuri Designer, a brand known for its quality and distinctive patterns, the “MUMTAZ” set is a must-have for your high-fashion ethnic wardrobe.[6][7]

Size Table:

Washing Instructions:

To preserve the intricate embroidery, hand-embellished mirror work, and the delicate nature of the Simar Silk fabric, the following care is essential:

• Dry Clean Only. This is strongly recommended to protect the handiwork and the fabric’s integrity.

• Avoid spot cleaning with water, as it may leave marks on the silk.

• Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in a garment bag to avoid snagging the embroidery and mirror work.

• Iron on a very low heat setting and always on the reverse side of the fabric. Never place a hot iron directly on the embellishments.