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The ritualistic form of Punjabi embroidery, phulkari work was a traditional family culture which began in the family with the birth of a male child. It was fabricated for familial customary obligations and never made for commercialisation. The burgeoning demand of this fabric from various parts of the globe has been the nucleus of change that the tradition of phulkari has witnessed. It is now woven on machines too with its popularity leading to opening of new avenues for this age-old craft. Phulkari literally means ‘flower work’ with ‘phul’ meaning flower and ‘kari’ stands for work. The rural conventional form of this embroidery is now the delightful desire of every woman. To own a phulkari suit is a matter of great esteem because it shows one’s penchant to preserve the heritage forms yet defying the orthodox ways. The stereotype phulkari motifs have been altered to appeal to the masses of the day. At Luxurion World we want you to embrace the rich woven feel of these suits; to earn compliments as you elevate the beauty of the clothing with your very own! It comes with top, bottom and dupatta.

FABRIC: Georgette is a sheer fabric and is traditionally made from silk. This fabric looks thin and is lightweight in nature. It is strong and more durable. Since this fabric has draping property it is not easy to sew it. Using of needles on this fabric spoils the fabric material by leaving needles holes on the material. So avoid using pins on this fabric. Georgette fabric is mostly used in formal women wear to give a fabulous chic look. It is easy to maintain but hard to stitch and sew. Due to its thin texture, the fabric is also used as a layer in a larger garment without adding to the weight of the overall costume or giving out a bulky look.

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