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What are embroidered dupattas?

Embroidered dupattas are finished dupattas decorated with thread and needle work such as chikankari, mukaish and floral embroidery. This collection features embroidered Pure Organza, Chiffon and Mul Cotton pieces, many in elegant white-on-white and gold, ready to wear over kurtas and suit sets for a dressier finish.

What embroidery styles are available?

The sampled dupattas showcase chikankari, mukaish (metallic) work and geometric-floral thread embroidery, often tone-on-tone in white-on-white for a subtle, elegant look. Fabrics include sheer pure organza and chiffon plus woven mul cotton, so the embroidery sits on light, drapable bases suited to occasion wear.

What fabrics are these embroidered dupattas made from?

The sampled pieces are mainly Pure Organza and Pure Chiffon, with some woven Pure Mul Cotton. Organza gives a crisp, structured sheer drape that shows embroidery well, chiffon offers a softer flowing fall, and mul cotton adds a breathable, everyday-friendly option.

How wide are the embroidered dupattas and how much do they cost?

The sampled embroidered dupattas run about 36 to 41 inches wide and are priced from around Rs.999 to Rs.1,499, depending on the fabric and density of embroidery. Orders above Rs.1,999 ship free across India, and everything dispatches within 24 hours.

How do I care for an embroidered organza or chiffon dupatta?

Handle embroidered organza and chiffon gently: hand wash separately in cold water without soaking or scrubbing, or dry clean heavily worked pieces. Dry in shade, and iron on the reverse at a low setting so the heat does not flatten mukaish or thread embroidery. Store folded with tissue.

What occasions suit an embroidered dupatta?

Embroidered dupattas are ideal for festive and celebration wear, weddings, pujas and receptions, where the chikankari or mukaish detailing dresses up a plain outfit. A white-on-white organza piece adds understated elegance over a solid kurta, while gold-accented embroidery pairs well with richer festive colours.