Gold Zari Round Shisha Circle Mirror Drop Fringe Lace Trim – 9 Yards

Celebrate the grandeur of Indian mirror craft with our Gold Zari Round Shisha Circle Mirror Drop Fringe Lace Trim — a breathtaking border ribbon that frames large, gleaming round mirrors in intricate gold zari soutache cord loops, with individual mirror drops dangling from a delicate gold chain-link braid base. Every mirror catches and reflects light with a dazzling, festive brilliance rooted in the rich traditions of Rajasthani and Gujarati textile heritage.

Picture the hem of a bridal lehenga adorned with cascading gold mirror drops, or a dupatta border that shimmers and sways with every movement. Available in a wide, densely-mirrored border and a delicate single-drop narrow fringe variant, this versatile trim suits everything from grand bridal ensembles to subtle festive accents. A must-have for boutique designers, bridal couture creators, and passionate DIY crafters.

Product Specifications

• Length: 9 Yards (Full Roll)
• Width: Wide border approx. 3 cm | Narrow single-drop fringe approx. 0.5 cm
• Colour: Antique Gold Zari with Round Mirror Inserts
• Embellishment: Round Shisha Mirrors framed in Gold Zari Soutache Cord Loops with Mirror Drop Fringe
• Material: Metallic Gold Zari Thread, Soutache Cord, Round Shisha Mirror Inserts
• Style: Round Mirror Drop Fringe — Wide Dense Border & Narrow Single-Drop Fringe Variants
• Best For: Sarees, Lehengas, Dupattas, Blouses, Kurtas, Bridal Wear, Home Décor, Craft Projects

Why You’ll Love It

• Large round shisha mirrors — each mirror reflects light for a dazzling, festive shimmer
• Intricate gold zari soutache cord framing — handcrafted loops that add depth and luxury
• Dangling mirror drop fringe — beautiful movement and dimension with every step
• Two width variants — wide dense border for statement hems, narrow drop fringe for delicate accents
• Full 9-yard roll — generous yardage for complete garment borders or multiple accent pieces
• 🇮🇳 Authentic Indian shisha mirror craft — rooted in Rajasthani & Gujarati textile traditions