Potlis

Potlis are a beloved accessory for Indian weddings, blending tradition with style. These drawstring pouches, often made from rich fabrics like silk, velvet, or brocade, are intricately embellished with zari work, sequins, beads, or mirror detailing. 

Uses of Potlis in Indian Weddings:

Bridal Accessory: Brides carry potlis to complement their lehengas or sarees, especially during ceremonies like the pheras or vidaai.

Bridesmaids and Guests: Potlis are popular among bridesmaids and female guests for their ethnic charm and practicality—perfect for carrying essentials like phones, lipsticks, or handkerchiefs.

Wedding Favors: Hosts often gift potlis filled with dry fruits, sweets, or small trinkets as mehendi or sangeet giveaways.

Trousseau Packaging: Potlis are used to present jewelry, bangles, or money elegantly as part of the bridal trousseau.

Popular Styles of Potlis:

Mirror Work Potlis – Perfect for Mehendi or Haldi.

Zardozi Embroidered Potlis – Elegant and regal, ideal for the wedding day.

Pearl or Beaded Potlis – Classy for receptions or cocktail functions.

Velvet or Brocade Potlis – Rich textures that suit winter weddings or night functions.