Name : Unic Sharara Set

Fabric : Rayon

Pattern : Printed

Net Quantity (N) : 1

A sharara is a pair of flared pants that are loose around the legs. They are also known as lehenga pants.

Shararas are often worn to traditional events and weddings.

They are usually worn with a long kurti and a dupatta.

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Shararas can be circular, panelled, or A-line.

They are only fitted at the waist and are fully flared till the end.

The knees of the pants are not stitched.

Shararas are often embellished with pearls, zari, sequin, gota patti, or other embellishments.

The word sharara comes from the Persian word shararah, which means "sparkling". Some say that the sharara first appeared in India during the 18th and 19th centuries. It was particularly popular in North India.

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Country of Origin : India