Beautiful and comfortable dress is the first priority of everyone.
If the dress is prepared according to top modern fashion and weather, then it is more valuable.
Commonly, dresses have fabrics with machine prints, which are less charming as compare to the hand-prepared dresses.
So, mostly females like the dresses, which are prepared by hand.
Here is a traditional Afghan Kuchi tribal dress in multicolor, made of Shefoon or Jamawar cloth.
It is beautifully embroidered with great care and devotion.
The artwork over the dress is Called Mushda or shesha-dozi and Katawaz, which means mirror artwork on fabrics.
Some women use such dresses in special events or parties.
When they walk or dance the flashy mirrors over the dress shines and dazzles.
It is traced back to Islamic culture, and originated in Afghanistan.
Such dresses are commonly used in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
By the religion of Islam, it is strictly prohibited to show body parts, figure or even gesture.
So, such type of dresses helps them to hide their body.
Kuchi dresses are most durable and demanding fabrics nowadays.
The material is soft, breathable, light in weight, long lasting and perfect for the every season.
Main theme color of the product is sky blue.
It has beautiful flowery designs and textures.
The designs of the dress are unique, and have enough power of attraction to mesmerize and hypnotize the viewers.
It is available with matching pants and soft head-covering shawl or scarf.
The measurement of the waist is fit for 36”-40” inch.
The height or length is 44" inch long.
This website also has perfect collection and superb variety, which are according to the trend and demand of current fashion.
These dresses are available for sales in retail and wholesale.
We would also take orders, if you want the dress in a specific size, height, cloth color or quality and much clearer artwork, but it may cost you little more.
Wholesalers are always welcomed by Saneens.
For further information, you can send us your queries at our email address.
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