Ronaq gathers the brightest of colour palettes onto a bottle green base, then loads it with heavy gotta and zardozi — a front-open anarkali peshwas stitched to perfection, its dense gold-work catching every lamp in the room. Work of this weight is slow, deliberate and unmistakably occasion-wear.
Beneath the peshwas sits a hot pink banarsi lehenga, and over it a chatta patti classical dupatta — patchwork borders carrying green, saffron, rose and violet in the old celebratory tradition.
The description calls it perfect for a mehndi bride, and the styling agrees: teamed with a teeka and gold jewels it is a bridal ensemble in the fullest sense, equally at ease across mayun, nikkah and grand festive evenings.