Navratri Special Gamthi Chaniya Choli and Lehenga Choli Online

Celebrate Navratri with our latest Lehenga choli collection!

Navratri is second only to Diwali in popularity of all the Hindu festivals. Celebrated in different forms throughout the country, the day after Navratri, Dusshera symbolizes good over evil. It signifies the start of the harvest festival. In North India, there is a tradition of holding Ram Lila plays and  fairs in the open, effigies of Ravan are burnt on Dusshera .Bengalis celebrate Navratri by worshipping Goddess Kali .In Gujarat, Navratri is a time to dance to the tunes of dandiya and garba music. It has become so popular that, many people from around the country now look forward to dancing to dandiya and garba during Navratri. Men wear kurta pyjama and women grace the occasion in leheng and Navratri Special Chaniya Cholis or ghaghra cholis. For many women, Lehenga choli is synonymous with Navratri.

The history of the lehenga choli dates back to the time of the Mughals, who were known to wear exquisite clothes. Introducing fine craftsmanship which blended with traditional Indian arts, lehenga cholis at that time were made with real gold and silver zari. They are now worn mainly by women in rural Rajasthan and Gujarat. They have traditional designs with embellishments like mirror work giving it a traditional ethnic look. Lehenga cholis are traditionally made from Bandhani or tie and dye cotton fabrics. With the passage of time, lehenga cholis and Sarees are begun to be made from other fabrics like silk and brocade. Essentially being a flared skirt with a blouse piece and a dupatta, the lehenga choli has had many ways in which it can be designed. Modern fashion designers have modernized the lehenga choli by adding modern designs and embellishments to the lehenga choli.

Lehenga cholis nowadays come in various new forms- incorporating modern western designs and cuts. We now have various modern styles like the kali ghaghra lehenga, paneled lehenga, circular lehenga, A-line lehenga, fish tail lehenga, straight cut lehenga and so on. Women in rural areas prefer cotton lehengas while those in cities prefer ones with other fabrics like silk, brocade, chiffon and so on. Women in cities wear Lehenga cholis mostly for Navratri, Eid and other special occasions. The designs on the lehenga choli have also evolved from the basic embroidery work to more elaborate brocades, tanchoi and heavy satin work.

Keeping in mind the festive demand, we are launching an all new collection of the latest exclusive Women Clothing Online. We have tie ups with leading fashion designers who have designed this collection exclusively for us. Our prices are extremely reasonable as we have economies of scale. We are well aware of the latest trends and the demands of our customers and have incorporated all these details into our collection.  We have clothes for everyone, from those women who are looking for an affordable option, to those looking for more expensive ones. We want our patrons to look graceful, elegant, and beautiful. Our Bridal lehengas are designed to look exquisite and ornate but at the same time be within the reach of common women.

We want to ensure that every woman looks her best during this festive season. We request all our esteemed visitors to go through our collection to rein in the festive spirit.