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Suryamukhi | Red Bridal Veil with Hand-Beaded Sunflower Embroidery

Suryamukhi | Red Bridal Veil with Hand-Beaded Sunflower Embroidery

Named after the Hindi word for sunflower, Suryamukhi celebrates a love that is unwavering, radiant and full of life.

Crafted in delicate red illusion tulle, this exquisite bridal veil features intricate hand-beaded embroidery along both the front and back, bringing together traditional Indian craftsmanship and whimsical botanical artistry.

The front of the veil is adorned with beautifully embroidered sunflowers, delicate butterflies and scattered celestial stars, intricately embellished with shimmering gold and champagne-toned beads.

The sunflower motifs gracefully frame the bride’s face, creating a distinctive embroidered blusher that adds romance and individuality to her bridal look.

The flowing chapel-length silhouette extends into an elegantly embroidered train, while the sheer red tulle allows the intricate craftsmanship and colours of the bridal lehenga to remain beautifully visible.

Thoughtfully designed for brides who appreciate meaningful details, Suryamukhi brings together the warmth of sunflowers, the delicacy of butterflies and the magic of a love story written in the stars.

A celebration of devotion, individuality and the beauty of finding someone who feels like sunshine.

Because even among a thousand flowers, a sunflower will always turn towards its sun.


Product Details

  • Product Name: Suryamukhi

  • Length: Chapel Length

  • Colour: Bridal Red

  • Fabric: Soft Illusion Tulle

  • Embroidery Placement: Front and Back

  • Embroidery Technique: Intricate Hand-Beaded Embroidery

  • Embellishments: Gold and Champagne-Toned Beads

  • Motifs: Sunflowers, Butterflies, Stars & Botanical Details

  • Front Detail: Hand-Beaded Sunflower Embroidered Blusher

  • Silhouette: Flowing Chapel-Length Bridal Veil

  • Style: Romantic Indian Bridal Couture

  • Occasion: Indian Weddings, Bridal Entrances, Wedding Ceremonies & Bridal Portraits

  • Designer: The House of Sphinx

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