Kriti Sanon's Pashmina shawl with hand-weaved Ramayana scenes is worth a whopping ₹11 lakh, took 6,000 hours to make

Remember Kriti Sanon's Ramayana hand-embroidered shawl she wore for the Adipurush promotions? The star wore it for Adipurush promotions. See its cost.
Actor Kriti Sanon is enjoying the success of her recently-released film, Adipurush, at the box office, despite facing backlash. The film's promotions saw Kriti elevate her promotions fashion game up by a notch, as she slayed the mythological ethnic style statement in sarees, anarkalis and designer lehengas. One look that stood out for us featured the star in a cream-coloured anarkali styled with a beauteous shawl. It featured hand-embroidered scenes inspired by Ramayana. A new video of Kriti sharing its details surfaced on social media recently. Keep scrolling to check it out and find out its price.
Kriti Sanon's Ramayana shawl decoded
Kriti Sanon's stylist shared a video of the actor talking about the piece on Instagram with the caption, "She is an epitome of grace and age-old beauty that is complemented with this shawl." The hand-weaved Pashmina shawl, which Kriti draped around her shoulders, comes adorned in intricately woven patterns in a rainbow of colours. Kriti says in the clip, "Indian weavers have taken above 6,000 hours to hand-weave this. Aur yeh bahut hi sundar tareeke se inhone Ramayan ke kuch portion dikhaye hai shawl pe [You can see how they have shown some scenes of Ramayana on the shawl]." Watch the video to see Kriti explaining more details about the piece.
The price of Kriti Sanon's Ramayana shawl
The shawl is from the shelves of the Delhi-based clothing label, Shaza. It is called the Ayodhya Tales Pashmina Shawl and is available on the brand's website. It is worth a whopping ₹11,00,000.

Kriti Sanon's Ramayana's inspired promotional look
Kriti styled the Pashmina shawl with a gorgeous anarkali set featuring a cream-coloured anarkali kurta and lehenga. While the anarkali has a plunge neck, full-length sleeves, and Kalamakri-embroidered gota patti borders, the skirt has a similar embroidered pattern and a layered ghera. A choker necklace, jhumkis, bracelets, a hair accessory, and minimal makeup rounded it off.
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