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Red Paisley Lotus Pocket Shagun Envelopes | LIFAFEWALA (Velvet+UV Gold Foil, Pocket Size 5.3 × 3.2 in, Pack of 20–200)
Red Paisley Lotus Pocket Shagun Envelopes | LIFAFEWALA (Velvet+UV Gold Foil, Pocket Size 5.3 × 3.2 in, Pack of 20–200)
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- Free shippingNo minimum order
- 7–10 day deliveryPan-India
- Secure paymentsUPI, cards, netbanking
- Name printingPacks of 50 to 200
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Red Paisley Lotus Pocket Shagun Envelopes by LIFAFEWALA are small, pocket-size shagun envelopes in a soft velvet-feel finish with gold foil and raised UV detailing, made in India for giving shagun at weddings, birthdays and festivals.
Festive red, finished in gold.
About the design
LIFAFEWALA Red Paisley Lotus Pocket Shagun Envelopes show a large paisley (keri) motif with a blooming lotus in teal, blue and gold foil, on a rich red velvet-feel background with a woven texture and a plain red panel for writing.
Highlights
- Large gold-foil paisley with a lotus in teal, blue and yellow.
- Raised UV detailing on the paisley and petals.
- Rich red woven-texture background with a clean writing panel.
- Red tab-tuck flap over a matching woven red back.
- Compact pocket size – easy to carry in a handbag or kurta pocket.
At a glance
- Finish: Velvet-feel finish with gold foil and UV
- Size: Small pocket size, approx. 5.3 × 3.2 inches (13.5 × 8.1 cm)
- Fits: Notes folded once, gift cards or small vouchers
- Pack sizes: 20, 50, 100 and 200 envelopes
- Name printing: available on packs of 50, 100 and 200
- Made in: India
Best for
Shagun at weddings, mehendi and haldi, birthdays, puja and festivals such as Diwali and Rakhi – especially when you have many small envelopes to hand out.
Which pack should I choose?
A pack of 20 suits a family function. Weddings and festivals usually need 100 or 200, and bigger packs work out cheaper per envelope.
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