Opera Mauve Lava Silk 3-Piece Suit with Hand Mirror Embroidery & Farshi Shalwar
This is a three-piece set in opera mauve lava silk — a silk fabric with a subtle sheen, commonly used in traditional formal pieces — finished with hand mirror embroidery and paired with a farshi shalwar. A farshi shalwar is a traditional wide, floor-length flared trouser style, distinct from the narrower cigarette or straight-cut shalwars used elsewhere in the catalog, and it changes both the silhouette and how much fabric moves with the wearer. Per the source catalog, this is totally hand embroidery work. It's available in Medium only, with one piece in stock, at PKR 21,500.
It suits someone specifically looking for a traditional, fuller silhouette rather than a modern fitted cut — the farshi shalwar style leans toward heritage-inspired formal wear, which fits Joycelyn's positioning around subcontinent artistry, and works well for a wedding function where a more dramatic, traditional shape is wanted. Opera mauve is a muted rose-purple that photographs softly and pairs well with gold or antique jewelry rather than bright silver.
Given the silk fabric and hand mirror embroidery, dry cleaning is the safer care choice, and the farshi shalwar's fuller cut and extra fabric volume also benefit from professional pressing rather than home ironing to maintain its shape.
✦ Garment Specifications
| Article Code | JFF932 |
| Suggested Product Name | Farsh — “Traditional” Edition (suggested; pending brand approval) |
| Category | Fancy / Luxury Pret (assumed from description — confirm against live site taxonomy) |
| Collection | Winter/Summer (source lists both seasons — confirm whether intentional before scheduling seasonal content) |
| Fabric | Lava silk |
| Work / Embroidery | Hand mirror embroidery |
| Bottom Style | Farshi shalwar — traditional wide, floor-length flared trouser |
| Color | Opera Mauve |
| Pieces Included | 3-piece set — shirt, farshi shalwar, and dupatta (individual piece breakdown not specified in source data) |
| Available Size | Medium only |
| Stock | 1 unit |
| Care Instructions | Steam iron or dry clean |
| Price | PKR 21,500 |
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