Hariyali Gulzaar
2,799.00₨
- Rich Botel Green Canvas: The deep, saturated green base exudes elegance and grounding. It’s a versatile, sophisticated shade that provides a lush backdrop, allowing the floral print to truly pop with life.
- Vibrant Floral Tapestry: Against the green, a breathtaking array of multicolored florals comes alive. Picture vivid fuchsia, sunny yellow, tangerine orange, royal blue, and magenta blooms, intertwined with emerald leaves and delicate vines. The print feels like a walk through a sun-dappled, tropical garden.
- Artisanal Craftsmanship: Each floral motif is meticulously printed using high-quality, fade-resistant dyes, ensuring the colors remain brilliant and the intricate details sharp. This piece celebrates the time-honored skill of khussa making.
- Supreme Comfort & Fit: Designed for all-day wear. Features a soft, breathable fabric lining and a flexible, cushioned sole that gently molds to your foot. The classic slip-on style offers a secure yet comfortable fit, perfect for dancing or strolling.
- Effortless Versatility: This khussa bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary with ease. Pair it beautifully with ethnic wear like salwar kameez, lehengas, or kurtas for weddings and festivals. Equally stunning with modern outfits – think flowy maxi dresses, palazzos, crisp white trousers, or even denim for a chic, bohemian twist.
- Durable Construction: Crafted from premium materials with a sturdy yet lightweight sole, ensuring your Botel Green Floral Khussa remains a cherished and wearable piece of art for seasons to come.
Product Description
Discover the perfect harmony of earthy sophistication and vibrant artistry with our Botel Green Khussa. This exquisite footwear features a deep, rich botel green base – reminiscent of dense forests and monsoon freshness – serving as a stunning canvas for an explosion of multicolored floral design prints. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this khussa seamlessly blends traditional heritage with a refreshingly modern, nature-inspired palette.
