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Leheriya Saree
Rajasthani wave-dyed sarees in green and multicolour, with gota patti borders.
Le Wraps Couture
Hariyali Teej arrives with the monsoon, and its colours follow — greens, reds and the bright waves of leheriya. We design Teej outfits that honour those traditions while staying comfortable for a humid day of celebration.

The Story
Green is the colour of Hariyali Teej, with red and yellow close behind. Traditional choices include leheriya and bandhani sarees and suits, often finished with gota patti. Because Teej falls in the monsoon, choose breathable fabrics such as cotton silk, chanderi and georgette, and keep embellishment light enough to stay comfortable.
The Collection
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Rajasthani wave-dyed sarees in green and multicolour, with gota patti borders.
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Tie-dye kurtas and dupattas paired with plain churidars or shararas.
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Light lehengas in emerald, parrot or mint with gota or mirror detailing.
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A heavier, more bridal look for a bride's first Teej, often in red or green.
Why Le Wraps
We pick breathable fabrics and linings for a humid festival day.
Gota patti, mirror and resham work done in our own atelier.
Common Questions
Green is traditional for Hariyali Teej, with red and yellow also popular. Leheriya and bandhani prints in these colours are classic choices.
Many new brides choose a heavier red or green lehenga or saree for their first Teej. We can design a look that can be worn again at later festivals.
Allow around 4–6 weeks before the festival for a custom outfit.
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The Invitation
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Phone+91 98113 07891
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