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Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink
Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink
Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink
Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink

Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink

Sale price₹ 230,000.00
Gota patti is a traditional embroidery popular in Rajasthan, where a strip of gold or silver ribbon is folded and cut into basic forms like diamonds, teardrops or leaves (patti), which are then combined in various ways to form floral/geometric motifs and borders.
This bridal odhana is made up of approximately 1,100 Gota phool or flowers, each stitched by hand into a connected grid, and flanked by wide borders on all four sides. A Rani pink lehenga and brocade blouse complete the outfit, which in all took 3 craftsmen 9 weeks to complete.
Metallic embroidery like ‘gota patti’ changes appearance dramatically in different lighting, which makes it particularly magical at occasions like weddings and parties that transition from day to evening.

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Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink
Gota Patti Phool Lehenga Set | Rani Pink Sale price₹ 230,000.00

Tilla Gift Box

This item comes packed in our Tilla gift box featuring illustrations of our studio and shop in Ahmedabad by Jisha Unnikrishnan, inspired from the style of classic Toile de Juoy prints.

The Making of the Gota Patti Phool Odhana

The making of our Gota patti phool odhana. Gota patti is a traditional embroidery popular in Rajasthan, where a strip of gold or silver ribbon is folded and cut into basic forms like diamonds, teardrops or leaves (patti), which are then combined in various ways to form floral/ geometric motifs and borders.

This bridal odhana is made up of approximately 1,100 Gota phool or flowers, each stitched by hand into a connected grid, and flanked by wide borders on all four sides. A Rani pink lehenga and brocade blouse complete the outfit, which in all took 3 craftsmen 9 weeks to complete.