Soft Heavy Viscoce Georgette Anarkali Dupatta Sett

It seems like you're describing a traditional ethnic wear set. Here's a breakdown of the elements in your description:

1. Fabric:

   • Soft Heavy Viscose Georgette: A luxurious, smooth, and semi-sheer fabric, known for its flowy feel and drape.

2. Style:

   • Anarkali Dupatta Set: This likely refers to a long, flared Anarkali dress (which could have a floor-length or mid-length design) paired with a dupatta (long scarf) that adds to the overall traditional look.
   • Front and Back All-Over Design: This suggests that the intricate embroidery or design is spread throughout the front and back of the dress.

3. Embroidery/Work:

   • Lucknowi Chikan: A traditional form of hand-embroidery from Lucknow, featuring delicate floral patterns and fine threadwork.
   • Add-on Katdana: Katdana refers to small, glass beads or stones used to add sparkle to the embroidery.
   • Teeki: Small sequins or beads often incorporated into the embroidery for added shimmer.
   • Pearl and Pitta Work: Pearls are often used to bring elegance, and pitta refers to small metal pieces or threads that highlight the design, giving it a subtle shine.

4. Dyeable: This means the fabric can be dyed any color you desire.

5. Semi-Stitched: The garment is partially stitched, offering customization for fit and style before finalizing the stitching.