Pink Semi Stitched Tissue Lehenga with Peacock Embroidery

Semi-stitched is a decision about fit, not an unfinished garment — what that means for this pink semi stitched tissue lehenga

A semi-stitched lehenga arrives fully constructed and fully embroidered, with the waist and length deliberately left open for a tailor to finish. It's not a shortcut — it's the standard approach for heavily worked pieces, because the fall of a beaded skirt changes with the waist position, and a ready-stitched waist that's an inch off shifts where the entire embroidery sits on the body. This pink semi stitched tissue lehenga comes with the blouse's shantoon inner already attached, so only the skirt fit needs finishing.

Why the peacock motif suits pink particularly
A peacock rendered in beads and sequins carries a lot of visual information — a body, a fanned tail, dozens of individual light points. On a loud or highly saturated base, that competes. Pink is bright without being aggressive, which gives the motif room to be read as a shape rather than as scattered sparkle. The rose gold tissue beneath adds warmth that ties the pink and the metallic embroidery together instead of leaving them as two separate colour stories.

Three inner layers, three separate jobs
The inner construction here isn't one layer of padding — it's three components doing different things. Double shantoon provides opacity and something for the skirt to fall against. The can-can adds volume through the body of the skirt. Buckram, stiffer than either, sits at the hem specifically, holding the bottom edge out. Remove any one and the silhouette changes: without shantoon the skirt is sheer, without can-can it's flat, without buckram the hem collapses inward as the day goes on.

The V-neck and what it does for the embroidery
A V-neck creates a vertical line down the centre front, which gives the blouse's thread and sequin embroidery a natural axis to work around rather than a horizontal edge to sit above. The result on this pink semi stitched tissue lehenga is that the blouse embroidery reads as directed rather than scattered — the eye follows the neckline down and the work follows with it. It also opens the décolletage for a necklace to sit against tissue rather than against embroidery.

Occasion, and the two care points that matter most
Pink on rose gold tissue works across sangeet, engagement, reception and mehndi, with gold, kundan or pearls all sitting easily against it. Two care points specific to this piece: first, the cutwork hem creases badly and cannot be safely pressed, because the openwork edges distort under iron pressure — always hang, never fold. Second, warm pink dyes react to chlorine, so no tap-water spot cleaning. Store in a cotton cover, dark wardrobe, away from anything that snags. Dry clean only with a tissue and beadwork specialist. Every piece from Khaish is made in small batches; variations in the handwork are the mark of that. Browse our lehenga collection for more.

Material & Washing

Care instructions Machine wash at 40 ° C, do not tumble dry, Dry clean allowed, Machine wash on gentle cycle

Lehenga:	Premium Rose Gold Tissue Fabric
Blouse:	Premium Rose Gold Tissue Fabric
Work:	Beads, Sequins, Stone & Thread Embroidery
Wash	We suggest you Dry Clean this dress.

What is Semi Stitched