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Sohrai Khovar

Sohrai Khovar Ivory printed Kurta Set

Name: Sohrai Khovar Ivory printed Kurta Set
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The kurta set is crafted in muslin silk fabric digitally printed with a fusion of motifs inspired by the Sohrai Khovar artworks symbolizing harvest, abundance, and fertility. It pairs elegantly with a bottom in cotton satin and a digitally printed stole in muslin silk.

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Saundh has a unique collection of Indian and indo-western women's wear. The styles and prints you find at Saundh are rare and beautiful.

Bharti Devjani

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The name Khovar is derived from two words: kho or koh (meaning: a cave) and var (meaning: husband). Symbolizing abundance, fertility, the mural-making takes place each spring during the harvest and marriage season.

We hope you love our products as much as we love creating it for you, but if you change your mind for any reason, don't worry, we have it sorted. We offer 30 days of exchange and return policy on this product. Click to know more about our Returns and exchange Policies Also, Please note there may be a slight variation in the product color due to photographic lighting sources or the display brightness of your device.

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