Introduction
The beauty of a Rajputi Poshak lies in its authenticity—but with mass production and imitation pieces on the rise, how do you identify the real deal?
Key Features of an Authentic Rajputi Poshak
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Fabric Quality – Genuine poshaks are made using pure georgette, chiffon, or silk
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Embroidery Techniques – Look for handcrafted gota patti, danka, and zardozi work
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Stitching Style – Properly finished kanchli, flare in lehenga, and fine hemming
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Color Depth – Traditional dyeing methods result in rich, lasting hues
How to Avoid Imitation
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Buy from reputed brands or verified sellers
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Check for finishing on the reverse side of embroidery
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Ask for fabric certification (if premium)
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Read reviews and check return policy when buying online
Why It Matters
Wearing an authentic Rajputi Poshak isn’t just about beauty—it’s about supporting traditional artisans and preserving a centuries-old craft.
Final Note
At Parichay, we promise 100% authenticity and craftsmanship in every poshak. Shop with confidence and wear heritage with pride.
