Rani Pink & Ivory Girls' Sharara Set

Hand-crafted at our Bathinda workshop with the same standards we apply to every piece in our catalog. For the full coordinated outfit, see our Complete Pehrawa bundle.

Why Giza Cotton Is the Right Fabric

Every Kudta Chadra and Complete Pehrawa at Pehrawa Boutique uses Giza Cotton — extra-long-staple cotton grown in the Nile river valley of Egypt. The "extra-long-staple" designation refers to fiber length: Giza Cotton fibers are 1.4-2.0 inches, compared to standard cotton at 0.8-1.1 inches. Longer fibers spin into smoother, finer, stronger threads.

For the wearer, this means several practical benefits:

• Smoother surface — fewer micro-bumps means less scratching against skin, important for children's sensitive skin
• Better embroidery base — hand-embroidery requires a stable fabric; Giza Cotton stays flat and tensioned, allowing the Morni Chandra peacock motif to sit cleanly
• Holds dye uniformly — produces the deep, rich background colours that make the multicolour embroidery pop
• Durable across multiple washes — important for an outfit you might pass down to a younger sibling
• Breathable — crucial for outdoor festivals like Vaisakhi where kids will run around

Hand-Crafted in Bathinda, Punjab

Every piece you order from Pehrawa Boutique is hand-crafted at our Bathinda workshop in Indian Punjab. Production is led by founder Sukhpreet Singh's mother, with a senior tailor and team of women embroidery artisans who have spent decades perfecting the cut, the embroidery, and the finishing details.

This is craft passed down inside families, not a brand we built last year. The senior tailor learned from his father; the embroidery artisans were taught by their mothers. None of it is in a textbook. If we don't keep ordering hand-stitched pieces, the technique dies in one generation.

Quality inspection is done personally by Singh's mother before any piece leaves the workshop. Customer-facing operations on the diaspora side are led by Veerpal Khera in Brampton, Ontario, who handles WhatsApp consultations for sizing, custom embroidery, and post-delivery follow-up.

Sizing & Fit

Our Lehenga Choli is custom-fit to your measurements. After you order, Veerpal will reach out on WhatsApp to confirm sizing details. For kids, we size from age 0 through 15.

Detailed sizing for the full outfit is at our size guide page. For specific questions, message Veerpal on WhatsApp.

Care Instructions

To keep your piece in heirloom condition for years (and pass it down to younger siblings), follow these care guidelines:

• Hand wash recommended. Cool water, mild fragrance-free detergent. Hand wash gently rather than machine.
• Avoid scrubbing on embroidered areas. Let the embroidery soak rather than rub directly.
• Air dry only. No tumble dryer — heat damages embroidery threads and shrinks Giza Cotton.
• Dry flat in shade. Direct sun fades dyes over time.
• Iron from the back side of embroidery on low heat with a thin cotton cloth between the iron and the fabric.
• Store in a cotton bag, not plastic — and don't pile heavy items on top.

When to Wear It

Traditionally, this piece appears at the moments that matter most in Punjabi family life. The most common occasions our diaspora families order for:

• Vaisakhi (April 13-14) — Punjabi New Year. The single highest-volume ordering season for our overseas customers.
• Lohri (January 13) — Winter bonfire festival, especially significant for a family's first Lohri after a baby is born.
• Gurpurab — Sikh religious celebrations marking the birth or martyrdom of the Gurus.
• Sikh weddings — Sangeet, Mehendi, ceremony, reception. A boy in a Complete Pehrawa is a fixture of every Punjabi wedding.
• Naming ceremonies and first birthdays — for newborns whose families want to mark the moment with traditional dress.
• Cultural school events — heritage day, multicultural assemblies, Punjabi dance performances.

For occasion-specific guidance and curated collections, browse our Vaisakhi outfits, First Lohri outfits, Wedding Pehrawa, and Newborn outfits.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does custom stitching take?

Custom stitching takes 7-10 working days at our Bathinda workshop. Total time from order to delivery is typically 2-4 weeks (stitching + 7-14 days international shipping).

Can I get my child's name embroidered in Gurmukhi?

Yes — Gurmukhi (or English Roman) name embroidery is included at no extra cost. Specify in the order notes or message Veerpal on WhatsApp after ordering. We confirm the spelling on WhatsApp before stitching begins.

What payment methods do you accept?

Stripe checkout (credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay) for all international orders. E-Transfer additionally available for Canadian customers; UPI for Indian customers.

Will Canada or US customs charge duty?

Most orders to Canada and the US clear customs without duty owed. Occasionally a parcel is selected for inspection; small import duty may apply (typically GST + 8-12% of declared value).

Can the outfit be passed down to younger siblings?

Yes — with proper care (hand wash, air dry, store in cotton bag), our Giza Cotton hand-stitched pieces typically last 5-7 years across 2-3 children. Many families intentionally size up for hand-down use.