Wedding napkins decorated with liras and sequins (Handkerchief Sequin Trim) A traditional essential at weddings and henna nights, used for decoration or during folk dances. These handkerchiefs feature sparkling designs that add a touch of joy and elegance to the bride and her friends. .

Product Features

·       decorative design The handkerchief is adorned with shimmering sequined edges and metal "lira" coins that jingle gently when moved, making it ideal for traditional dances such as the "dabke" or "hala". "

·       lightweight materials It is often made from soft fabrics such as organza or chiffon for ease of carrying and handling during celebrations. .

·       Versatility It is primarily used on henna nights to cover the bride's hands or as a dance accessory, and it also makes a wonderful souvenir gift . (Wedding Favors) for guests .

·       Customization options Some stores offer the option to embroider the names of the bride and groom or the wedding date with gold or colored threads for a unique personal touch. .

·       Wedding handkerchief with liras (Ashhab Store) : A handkerchief designed for engagement, wedding, and henna night occasions. (Kina Mendili).

·       Hala luxury sequined handkerchief (Luxury Sequin Halay Handkerchief) : Approximately 30 x 30 cm, made of organza fabric with custom embroidery available. .

·       Red embroidered henna handkerchief A classic design for henna nights in red with dangling gold embellishments. .

Care tips

According to sources specializing in hand embroidery, such as Samar Kamal's channel, the following are recommended to maintain the quality of the handkerchief. :

·       hand wash It is recommended to hand wash embroidered and decorated handkerchiefs only to avoid damaging the sequins or liras. .

·       Iron carefully It is preferable to iron the handkerchief from the reverse side or use a protective cloth to preserve the quality of the embroidery threads and metal pieces. .