Wine Sharara with Gotta work is a traditional Indian outfit that is typically worn by women for special occasions such as weddings, festivals, and other cultural events. It is a two-piece outfit consisting of a long, flared skirt (known as Sharara) and a blouse (known as Choli or Kurti).
The Sharara is a wide-legged, flared skirt that is usually ankle-length. It is made up of multiple panels of fabric that are stitched together to create a flowing silhouette. The Sharara is typically made from lightweight fabrics such as chiffon, georgette, or silk, which gives it a graceful drape and makes it comfortable to wear.
One of the unique features of a Wine Sharara is the Gotta work. Gotta work is a type of embroidery that is done using gold or silver thread. It is a traditional form of embroidery that originated in the royal courts of Rajasthan, India.
Shararas and Gararas are a type of traditional Indian clothing. They are lightweight, loose-fitting, flared trousers that typically end at the ankle. The length of the fabric makes them perfect for dancing and other festive occasions. Shararas have a pleated waistband and two long panels of cloth that are pleated and draped at the sides. Gararas are similar to Shararas but are not pleated and are shorter in length. They often have a drawstring waist and fall just below the knee.
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