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Ishika Export, Delhi Our organization has excelled in tailoring a range of Beautifully Designed and Stitched Designer Sarees and Designer Lehengas for the Occasion called life. - Profile - “Ishika Export” is a Delhi based company that brings about a different flavour for Indian fashion lovers who are more interested into buying Indian designer clothing, ethnic wear, Asian clothing, latest fashionable designs and patterns in terms of Traditional Designer Indian Outfits, Casual Indo Western Clothes, Bridal Jaipur Jewellery, Indian Wedding Lenghas, Embroidered Sarees, Bridal Lehengas, designer Bombay sarees, Salwar Kameez Suits, Rajasthani Ghagra Cholis, Cotton Chikan Suits, Ethnic Silk Sarees, Silk Saree Designs, Bollywood Indian Fashion Sarees, Bollywood Indian Fashion Lehangas, Party Wear Indian Kids Clothes in Delhi, UK, Canda, Australia, Dubai, lucknow, Kolkata & Surat. Our ranges are the perfect blend of style and grace that will prove the worth of every wearer’s persona and totally runs with this new era. We make use of latest designing tools in our complete range of ladies wear so that latest trend with excellent look that is integrated in our range of ladies wears. These wear ranges are extremely renowned for supreme quality fabric, range of attractive colours & sizes and latest trend. We export our complete range of ladies wear to our valuable clients across Australia, East/ North Europe, East / South East Asia and Central/ North America. Designer Sarees: Purchase online our latest collection of 2012 new and fancy Designer Sarees for party wear, designer sarees. Designer Sarees Designer Sarees Designer Sarees Designer Sarees Designer Lehenga: Miraculous and astonishing collection of Designer Lehengas for wedding, festival celebrations etc will definitely make you look more attractive and stylish than anybody else. 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New Ladies Designer Sarees Sarees Saree Designer Wear Saree Designer Salwar Suit Online: Pioneers in the industry, we offer Salwar Suit Online such as Salwar Suit, Party Wear Salwar Kameez, Ladies Designer Salwar Kameez Suit and Designer Salwar Kameez Suit from India. Salwar Suit Salwar Suit Party Wear Salwar Ladies Designer Kameez Salwar Kameez Suit - Company Factsheet - Year of 2010 Establishment Nature of Business Supplier Manufacturer Exporter Wholesaler Total Number of Upto 10 People Employees Major Markets Australia/NZ East Europe East Asia Central America North Europe Middle East South East Asia North America Primary Experienced R & D Department Competitive Good Financial Position & TQM Advantage Large Product Line Large Production Capacity - Contact Us - Contact Details: Ishika Export Mr. Sharad Singh D 116, Street Number 4, Ganga Vihar Delhi, Delhi, India Website: www.suit-sarees.com.
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