Blood maroon paan pattern Embroidered Gharara with Viscose silk base

A blood maroon gharara embroidered with a paan-pattern on a viscose silk base is a distinctive and richly traditional South Asian ensemble, known for its opulent color, intricate embroidery, and flowing silhouette.

The gharara set usually includes a flared bottom, a kurti (top), and a dupatta, often all featuring complementary embroidered details.

Paired with matching or contrast borders, the ensemble balances traditional elegance with striking color contrasts.

The paan-pattern embroidery typically refers to motifs inspired by the shape of the betel leaf, a classic design in South Asian couture, executed with techniques such as zari, sequins, dori, or thread work.

The blood maroon shade is deep, dramatic, and highly favored for festive and bridal occasions.