The Assamese bridal Silk Mekhela Chadar is a traditional attire worn by brides in Assam, India, on their wedding day.
- Mekhela: A long, pleated skirt made of silk or cotton, typically red or pink in color, with intricate designs and pat...
Read More| Country of origin | India |
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| Net Quantity | 1 sets |
| Manufacturer or packer name | Sarathi CLF |
The Assamese bridal Silk Mekhela Chadar is a traditional attire worn by brides in Assam, India, on their wedding day.
- Mekhela: A long, pleated skirt made of silk or cotton, typically red or pink in color, with intricate designs and patterns.
- Chadar: A matching veil or dupatta, often with a decorative border, draped over the bride's head and shoulders.
Fabric:
High-quality silk, often sourced from Assam's renowned silk .
- Reflects the rich cultural heritage of Assam.
| Country of origin | India |
|---|---|
| Common name | Assamese Bridal Silk Mekhela Chadar |
| Net Quantity | 1 sets |
| Manufacturer or packer name | Sarathi CLF |
| Manufacturer or packer address | Jharobari |
| Manufacturing Date | 01/2024 |
| contact details consumer care | Sarathi CLF, [email protected] |
