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The design of a wedding dupatta can vary greatly depending on the region, cultural customs, and personal preferences of the bride. Some may opt for heavily embroidered dupattas with intricate patterns, while others may prefer simpler designs with subtle embellishments.color,dupattas are often coordinated with the bridal outfit, complementing its hues and overall aesthetic. They can come in a wide range of colors, from traditional reds, maroons, and golds to more contemporary pastels and neutrals.AASTRENDZ presents pchatchola fabric Rajasthani Marwadi Chunri Odhana Dupatta. It is also known as Odhni, Piliya or Pomcha. Useful for Puja, Bhaat, Mangal Path, Marwari Shadi Marriage Wedding, Kua Pujan, Jalwa (Baby Shower), Nangal (House Warming or Grih Prawesh), Madwari Festival, Function or any other Religious Occasions including Durga Puja and Diwali.