Yellow Chinon Silk Lehenga for Puja Days, with Zari Dori Embroidery, Digital Print and Chiffon Dupatta

Description The kind of day a puja actually is, and what this yellow chinon silk lehenga is built forA yellow chinon silk lehenga for puja needs to hold up through something most festive wear doesn't have to: hours of sitting, standing, and moving between rooms, not just one formal entrance and exit. This one is chinon silk carrying a digital print, hand-worked zari (metallic thread) and dori (cord) embroidery through the borders and motifs, a generous flare, and a chiffon dupatta light enough to wear all day without constantly adjusting it.What the day actually involves A family puja usually means sitting cross-legged on the floor during the aarti, standing for stretches of the ceremony itself, and moving back and forth between the puja room and wherever the rest of the family has gathered — often across several hours, with relatives arriving in waves rather than all at once. The flare on this lehenga is cut with that in mind: full enough to sit comfortably without pulling or riding up, and light enough in chinon silk that standing through a long ceremony doesn't feel like a chore.Where the construction shows up close The digital print sets the base pattern across the chinon silk, and the zari-dori embroidery is layered over it — mostly along the borders and around the main motifs, adding a raised, tactile texture rather than sitting flat against the print. You can read about zari metallic thread work for more on how it's done. The chiffon dupatta is deliberately light, since it's the one piece you'll be handling most through the day — draping and re-draping between rituals, greeting relatives, sitting back down.Yellow, away from the usual red and maroon At most family religious functions, red and maroon tend to dominate the room. Yellow sits apart from that without looking out of place — it reads as bright and celebratory rather than muted, and it holds up well under the mixed lighting most puja spaces have, oil lamps and string lights together, rather than looking washed out the way some paler shades can. You can read about puja as a devotional practice for more on the occasion itself.Wearing it, keeping it Temple jewellery or gold pieces sit naturally against this yellow, warming it further and echoing the zari thread directly; if you'd rather go cooler, pearls or white stones keep things calm without fighting the embroidery. A soft coral or nude lip suits a daytime family function better than something bold. For care, this one belongs with a dry cleaner rather than a washing machine — chinon silk and the zari-dori threadwork lose their shape quickly under regular washing or a hot iron. Hang it on a padded hanger in a breathable cotton bag rather than plastic, keep it out of direct sun so the yellow doesn't fade unevenly, and if it needs pressing at all, iron only from the back on the lowest setting. Every yellow chinon silk lehenga for puja from Khaish is finished with care in small batches, working directly with the artisans who make our pieces — small variations are the mark of that handwork, not a flaw. If anything about your order isn't right when it arrives, write to us and we'll set it right. Browse our lehenga collection for more.Material & WashingCare instructions Machine wash at 40 ° C, do not tumble dry, Dry clean allowed, Machine wash on gentle cycleLehenga:Chinon SilkBlouse:Chinon SilkDupatta:ChiffonDupatta:Digital Print with Zari Dori Embroidery workWashWe suggest you Dry Clean this dress.What is Semi StitchedTailor your outfit to perfection with our Semi-Stitched dress material. Each set includes pre-patterned pieces for the neckline, sleeves, and skirt, allowing for easy customization to your size and style. Once tailored, your outfit will mirror the elegance of the model. Complete with matching dupatta and fabric, create a personalized ensemble that's uniquely you.Shipping & ReturnsShippingWe offer free worldwide delivery.Enjoy FREE SHIPPING on all orders worldwide. Please note that deliveries are not made on Saturdays and Sundays, as many countries adhere to a 5-day work culture, and courier partners may not be accessible on those days. Deliveries will be conducted during the normal working hours of courier companies, which may vary from country to country.Read more  ReturnsWe ensure that all products dispatched from Khaish undergo 100% quality checks. Semi-Stitched Products in their original condition can be returned to our address in India, and a refund will be processed to customers if the item is returned without any stains or damage. Stitched items cannot be returned for a refund or exchange as these items cannot be sold to anyone else. Ready to Wear – Items purchased under the readymade section (Ready to wear) need to be altered as per height (top and bottom), and hence these products are non-returnable. Read more Show More Show Less