Merjanda Khadi Net Farshi Sharara 

Merjanda Khadi Net Farshi Sharara

Merjanda , that singular reddish-pink that exists between maroon and magenta , is one of the most coveted colours in Pakistani bridal tradition. This farshi sharara harnesses the shade across khadi net, a fabric whose open weave creates natural depth as embroidery sits atop the layered construction beneath. Built for baraat and nikkah ceremonies, this ensemble carries the gravitas of a primary bridal outfit. The farshi sharara with its characteristic tail creates a sweeping train effect, while the long embroidered shirt provides the coverage and ornamental density that traditional occasions demand.

The Shirt

A long shirt in khadi net, worked from neckline to hem with kora, dabka, sequins, moti and resham embroidery. The length falls well below the hip, creating the proportional balance required when paired with the volume of a farshi sharara. The khadi net ground gives the embroidery a slightly raised, dimensional quality impossible to achieve on flat fabrics.

The Sharara

The farshi sharara is cut with generous width and extended length, creating the signature tail that pools behind the wearer. Dense embroidery covers the visible front panels, while the khadi net construction ensures the sharara holds its flared shape. The tail adds ceremony-appropriate drama that elevates this piece above standard sharara silhouettes.

The Dupatta

A coordinating dupatta in matching khadi net carries border embroidery and scattered motifs that unify the ensemble. The fabric choice ensures consistency of texture and drape across all three pieces.

Design Highlights

• Fabric: Khadi net throughout
• Embroidery: Kora, dabka, sequins, moti, resham
• Colour: Merjanda (reddish-pink)
• Silhouette: Long shirt with farshi sharara and tail
• Construction: Full coverage embroidery on shirt and sharara panels
• Fabric weight: Fine-gauge net with a soft, flowing drape that creates elegant volume without heaviness
• Technique: Multi-layered hand embroidery combining raised dabka wirework with flowing resham threadwork for dimensional texture
• Finish: Hand-placed moti and pearl accents provide subtle luminosity, each positioned to enhance the embroidery motifs

Styled For

• Barat ceremonies
• ikkah events
• Traditional bridal ceremonies
• Formal wedding celebrations
• Walima celebrations
• Engagement parties

The Jabeenz Difference

As manufacturers with over five decades of heritage, we control every stage of production from our Manchester atelier. This direct oversight means you receive a garment built to our exacting standards, not sourced from a third party. Our bespoke service is available for this design: adjust the colour, modify the neckline, change the sleeve length, or request a different embroidery density. Your complimentary consultation ensures the final piece is uniquely yours.

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.