Soft Bisht and Zafaran-colored border

950

1350-30%
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27
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30
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32
اختر
Yes
No
اختر
Gift (without baking)
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Product description

Marina Bisht and Zafaranli Border - Unique this winter season with eye-catching presence and warmth that brings comfort.✨ Royal Marina Bisht – Luxurious lightness and winter elegance ✨ Discover true luxury with the Marina Bisht made from the luxurious spring Marina fabric known for its lightness, softness, and silky touch, to give you comfort and elegance on all winter occasions. Features of the Bisht:✔ Royal Japanese buttons that add an exceptional touch of sophistication✔ Handcrafted polished cuff reflecting craftsmanship quality and superb execution✔ Light and comfortable without losing its prestige✔ Suitable for all formal and winter occasions Every detail in this Bisht is designed to give you a look that tells… Presence with dignity, luxury in details, and elegance that speaks for you.✨ Royal Marina Bisht… the unmatched choice of prestige. ✨# Comes with a special box 🔸 Luxurious materials that provide warmth and comfort in winter 🔸 Regal details that delight the eye and impress the audience 🔸 8-year guarantee on quality and durability 🔸 Perfect for formal occasions during the cold season Available exclusively at Hendam Al-Tamayoz Because you deserve excellence... choose Hendam Al-Tamayoz. Wear history... and make your glory. How do I know my size? How to care for the Bisht To avoid washing it in the washing machine, as the Bisht is a luxurious piece that requires careful handling. It is recommended to clean it with steam or send it to a specialized formal wear laundry. Use a wide hanger to maintain shoulder shape and avoid wrinkles. Keep it away from direct sunlight, as it can affect the fabric color and weaken the embroidery quality over time. Be sure to store it inside the attached cover, specially designed to protect it from dust and humidity, whether in storage or while traveling. Do not spray perfume or fragrance directly on the embroidery to avoid stains or damage to the embroidery. To learn more about the history of the Bisht, click here.