Jiya Shankar Signature Zardosi Anarkali | House of Shahana
A handcrafted silk and organza Anarkali with intricate zardosi embroidery, worn by celebrity Jiya Shankar and exclusively curated by the House of Shahana.
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This elegant Anarkali from the House of Shahana blends traditional craftsmanship with modern couture. Crafted in a luxurious combination of silk and organza, the silhouette is enhanced with detailed zardosi embroidery that adds refined texture and timeless charm.
Worn by Jiya Shankar, this piece reflects understated luxury and graceful movement—perfect for weddings, festive occasions, and formal celebrations. Each ensemble is made to order, offering a personalized experience in colour, texture, and finish.
– Designer: House of Shahana
– Celebrity Worn: Jiya Shankar
– Fabric: Silk & Organza
– Embroidery: Zardosi (Handcrafted)
– Set Includes: 3 Components
– Fit & Sizing: Personalized sizing available via WhatsApp
– Care: Dry clean only
– Delivery Time: 12 weeks
– Returns: Not eligible for return or exchange
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Services Available:
– Customisation
– Early Delivery
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Store Address
Building 26 A, Gurudwara Road, near Tim Hortons,
A-Block, Sarabha Nagar,
Ludhiana, Punjab – 141001
Call Info
📞 06284 381498
Email Support
📧 houseofshahana.official@gmail.com
This product is custom-crafted exclusively for you and therefore is not eligible for return or exchange.
Estimated delivery timeline is 12 weeks from the date of order confirmation.
⚠️ Disclaimer
The colour of the product may vary slightly from how it appears on your screen. This may be due to different display settings across devices and lighting effects or filters used during the photoshoot. As each outfit is handcrafted, minor variations in embroidery, texture, and pattern are a natural part of the artisanal process and add to the uniqueness of your couture piece.
