Multi-Colored Long Ghagra Skirt From Jaipur with Patch Work and Wide Golden Border

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A Rajasthani ghagra makes for a distinctively youthful pick when it comes to ethnic fashion. Fashionable in the Northernwestern desert, the kind of ghagra that you see on this page is usually worn by unmarried girls with matching cholies and a dupatta draped over the head. The colour palette is diverse and vibrant - black, purple, and red, punctuated by inky purple and pink. Gold-coloured lines and motifs are superimposed on each streak of colour covering the length of the ghagra, which makes this a good one to team with a wide range of coloured cholies and dupattas.

The statement border sets this apart from your run-of-the-mill Rajasthani ghagras. It is thick and woven from gold-coloured fabric into multiple panels. A thick strip of gold lattice is framed by solid gold panels, which are further hemmed in by a strip of pink lace. A matching solid gold band trimmed with more pink lace defines the waistline of the ghagra. This makes it a glamorous number designed to be worn on special occasions as opposed to usual ghagras made from homegrown cotton that are worn around the house.