Traditional Shagun ka Phulkari Dupatta - Hand Embroidered

A Reminder of Home: Phulkari Dupatta

Shagun ke Dupatte – The Gift of Blessings

A Punjabi bride’s outfit would often include a heavily embroidered Phulkari, made by mothers, grandmothers, or women in the family. Some brides wore them during pre-wedding rituals, while others received them as part of their shagan (blessings and gifts from elders). The richness of the embroidery is a symbol of love, prosperity, and the effort of the women who make it. These dupattas hold immense emotional and cultural meaning. They are a reminder of home, family and the support system we have as women.

• Design: Woven in vibrant shades of red, pink and gold, our Shagun Dupattas embody the spirit of festivity. Traditionally given as a token of blessings, these Phulkaris are embroidered so intricately that both sides shine with design. Perfect for weddings, rituals, or gifting, they are a timeless expression of love and heritage.
• Care Details: Hand wash it in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Harsh chemicals can damage the silk.
• Size: 2.1m by 1m
• Made in Punjab