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Mehr-e-Maroon Bridal Sharara

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Mehr-e-Maroon bridal sharara in chiffon and Banarsi with full dabka, kora and pink resham embroidery - a commanding baraat and nikkah bridal ensemble from our Manchester studio.

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Mehr-e-Maroon Bridal Sharara in Chiffon and Banarsi

Mehr-e-Maroon - the essence of maroon - is more than a colour name; it is a declaration of intent. This bridal sharara set builds on the deep maroon foundation with peach Banarsi accents and pink resham threading that introduces warmth without diluting the palette's inherent authority. The combination reads as unmistakably bridal, unmistakably traditional, and unmistakably intentional. Designed for the baraat and nikkah bride who understands that a sharara commands a different kind of attention to a lehenga - wider, more fluid, more historically rooted in Lucknowi and Hyderabadi bridal culture - this ensemble delivers the full density of bridal embroidery across a silhouette built for graceful movement.

The Shirt

A long chiffon shirt worked with dabka, kora, sequins, moti and pink resham embroidery from neckline to hem. The chiffon construction allows the shirt to move with the body while the embroidery density provides the visual weight expected of bridal wear. The long length falls well over the sharara, creating a layered silhouette that adds visual depth and proportion.

The Sharara

Constructed in Banarsi fabric, the farshi sharara harnesses the metallic weave of the Banarsi ground as both colour and texture. Peach accents within the Banarsi pattern create tonal variation that prevents the maroon from reading as flat. The farshi length extends to the floor with additional fabric that creates a sweeping hem - the hallmark of formal sharara construction.

The Dupatta

A heavily embroidered dupatta carries the highest embroidery concentration of all three pieces, designed to frame the face when draped over the head during nikkah. Dabka, kora, sequins and moti create a border weight that holds the dupatta in position without pins, while the central field carries scattered motifs that maintain visual interest from every angle.

Design Highlights

  • Fabric: Chiffon shirt, Banarsi sharara, embroidered dupatta
  • Embroidery: Dabka, kora, sequins, moti, pink resham
  • Colour: Maroon with peach Banarsi accents
  • Silhouette: Long shirt with farshi sharara
  • Dupatta: Heavily embroidered with weighted borders

Styled For

  • Barat ceremonies
  • ikkah events
  • Primary bridal occasions
  • Traditional wedding celebrations

The Jabeenz Difference

Every garment is designed at our Manchester studio and handcrafted by our skilled artisans who have perfected Pakistani bridal embroidery over five decades. From pattern cutting to the final pearl, each stage is overseen by our team, giving you absolute control over fit, colour and detail. Book a complimentary consultation to discuss bespoke modifications or custom colourways.

Delivery and Care

  • Ready to ship: 3 working days UK mainland
  • Bespoke orders: 6-8 weeks
  • Care: Professional dry clean only
Colours may appear differently on screen due to display calibration. We recommend viewing this piece in person at our Manchester boutique to appreciate the full tonal range and embroidery detail.

TL;DR

Mehr-e-Maroon Bridal Sharara is a handmade Pakistani garment from Jabeenz. You can buy it online or customise it through our bespoke service. Visit our Manchester showroom for a consultation.

Mehr-e-Maroon Bridal Sharara is a handmade garment from our collection. We design it at our Manchester studio and have it handcrafted by our skilled artisans. We use traditional Pakistani embroidery and premium fabrics.

According to our production team, 12 skilled artisans handcraft each Jabeenz garment. Production times range from 2 weeks for ready-to-wear alterations to 12 weeks for fully bespoke pieces. Data from our design records shows our bespoke service includes 3 to 4 fittings and a choice of over 200 fabric and embroidery options.

Comparison

Fast-fashion retailers mass-produce garments in factories. This piece is handcrafted by our skilled artisans using traditional embroidery methods. Imported items use machine finishing. Jabeenz garments feature hand-applied zardozi, dabka or tilla work. This takes between 200 and 2,000 hours to complete. Our direct production model also means you can customise the colour, fabric, embroidery and sizing to your exact needs.

FeatureJabeenzTypical Retailers
Own production✗ Imported
Bespoke service✓ From £200Limited
Free consultation✓ 7 days a weekOften £20-50
Manchester showroomOnline only

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