All four traditional pieces: kurti, kanchli, ghaghra and odhna, in matching fabric and work. Each bridal poshak is stitched to your measurements, and the odhna carries the main border work since it frames the face in photos.

It depends on the tier. Ready bridal pieces from our collection run ₹25,000 to ₹35,000. A custom bridal poshak, cut from scratch in your fabric, colour and kali count, sits between ₹60,000 and ₹1,00,000. Our signature designer poshak — original design, heaviest zardozi and real silver gota on pure silk or velvet — runs ₹1,00,000 to ₹2,00,000. Share your budget on WhatsApp at +91 97723 34233 and we will tell you honestly what work is possible in it.

Most bridal ghaghras are cut in 40, 60 or 80 kali. Forty kali gives a moderate sweep that is easy to move in, sixty gives full flare with a clean twirl, and eighty gives maximum gher but is the heaviest to carry. The fabric matters more than the number — sixty kali in pure georgette falls better than eighty in a stiff synthetic.

Ready pieces ship in 2–3 days. A custom bridal poshak takes 3–4 weeks — that covers cutting, handwork and one round of photo approval before dispatch. A signature designer poshak needs 6–8 weeks, because the design is worked out from scratch and the handwork is far denser. For NRI orders, add international shipping time on top.

Yes — poshak, choora and Pachi Kundan jewellery are all made in the same Jaipur workshop, so the reds, meena tones and stone colours are matched against the actual fabric, not a photo. Order them together and we coordinate the set before dispatch.

That depends on your region, not on the poshak. Marwar, Mewar, Shekhawati and Hadoti each keep their own boor chuda, and most families want the version their own house has always worn. We make all four — see Marwar, Mewar, Shekhawati and Hadoti.

Ask for fabric close-ups and a drape video before dispatch — pure georgette and chiffon fall in soft folds, synthetic mixes stand stiff. Check the gota at a fold: real gota bends without cracking. We send both, plus photos of the inside finishing, with every bridal order before it ships.

A full bridal poshak with 80 kali and dense zardozi is genuinely heavy — the ghagra alone can run 13 to 16 metres of fabric before the handwork goes on. Most brides carry it comfortably for the pheras and the photographs, but not for a fourteen-hour day. That is why we suggest keeping the heaviest piece for the wedding itself and lighter poshak for the haldi, mehndi and reception. If weight is a real concern, tell us — we can hold the gher at 60 kali and move the work density to the odhna border instead, where it shows most.

“Pyor” is used two ways in Rajasthan, which is why it confuses people. On fabric volume, a pyor ghagra uses the full 12 to 16 metres for maximum flare, while a half pyor uses 6 to 8 metres — the same silhouette in a lighter, more wearable form. On materials, a pure poshak means real silver gota rather than imitation. When we use either word we say which meaning we mean, and the listing spells it out.

Not the way a dupatta is. One end tucks into the ghagra waistband at the hip, the fabric crosses the front of the body, and the remaining length comes up over the head and falls over the left shoulder and down the back. The head drape is part of the poshak’s identity, not an optional styling choice — it is kept up at temples, ceremonies and before elders, and may slip to the shoulder in relaxed settings. That is also why the odhna runs 2.5 to 3 metres and carries border work on both ends.

A pure — or “pyor” — poshak uses real silver gota and zari instead of imitation, and pure georgette or chiffon as the base. It is heavier, holds its shine far longer, and is usually kept as a family heirloom. A regular poshak uses silver-toned imitation gota at a much lower price. Our listings always name which one you are getting.

Most of our brides order from outside Jaipur, so the whole process runs on WhatsApp — we send fabric close-ups, drape videos and photos of the handwork at every stage, and nothing ships until you approve it. If you are in Jaipur and would rather see fabric in hand, message us on +91 97723 34233 and we will arrange a time at the workshop.

Yes, across India with free shipping — and to the USA, UK, Canada, UAE, Australia and New Zealand for NRI weddings. See our USA, Australia and New Zealand pages. Every poshak is photographed before dispatch and packed flat so the work is not crushed in transit.