Floral Resham Work Butta on Moonga Silk
From the beautiful lands of Assam Moonga silk is premium silk with a glossy texture it symbolizes rich Assamese culture. Moonga silk is more durable as compared to other variety of silk. This fabric is designed with resham work butas that consists of a small red flower with light green leaves. Colours ranged from white to deep colors. Can be used for making any elegant outfit which is perfect for any occasion.
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