TAJ
The Crown Jewel of the “ Laal Bahaar” collection, Taj takes it’s inspiration from the architectural elements & floral inlays of Baccha Taj, Described as the “Jewel Box” of India, Baccha Taj is a Mughal mausoleum from the ancient city of Agra. This bridal lehnga choli, harbours a multitude of hand-crafted intricate work. The choli is rich in dabka & resham-work with hints of green and maroon & is highlighted with copper sitara along the choli border. The lehnga panels contain meticulously placed arches, fresco reflections & floral motifs in dabka-naqshi, aquatic crystals and gota-dori embellishments alongside green resham. Completing the look are two dupattas of teal and red, both of which are highlighted with mukaish rings, antique dabka and mirror-cutwork.
The Crown Jewel of the “ Laal Bahaar” collection, Taj takes it’s inspiration from the architectural elements & floral inlays of Baccha Taj, Described as the “Jewel Box” of India, Baccha Taj is a Mughal mausoleum from the ancient city of Agra. This bridal lehnga choli, harbours a multitude of hand-crafted intricate work. The choli is rich in dabka & resham-work with hints of green and maroon & is highlighted with copper sitara along the choli border. The lehnga panels contain meticulously placed arches, fresco reflections & floral motifs in dabka-naqshi, aquatic crystals and gota-dori embellishments alongside green resham. Completing the look are two dupattas of teal and red, both of which are highlighted with mukaish rings, antique dabka and mirror-cutwork.
