Repetition:
Consistent use of design elements like embroidery, lace, piping, or color schemes establishes a rhythmic flow in lehenga design. Repeating motifs creates a sense of movement.
Gradation/Coordination:
Gradation, the progressive alteration of motif size, lines, colors, or textures, establishes visual rhythm. The arrangement of motif sizes enhances the sense of flow.
Radiation:
Elements radiating from a central point, such as gathers at the waist, generate organized movement.
Parallelism:
Parallel arrangements of lines or shapes, evident in tucks, pleats, and color bands, impart flow and rhythm to the design.