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Dry clean for the first time so that the natural colour stays and does not spoil your Blouse
Gentle hand wash in cold water and dry in shade.
No return or exchange on this product.
Double shaded mangalgiri cotton with abstract triangle thread work on the neck and sleeves.
A beautifully hand embroidered mangalgiri cotton with lotus thread motifs on the back and potli buttons on the opening . It’s a back open blouse.
A white Mangalgiri cotton blouse with shrub embroidery on the back on one side where the pally doesn’t fall and on the other side there is a mangalgiri cotton fabric in grey attached so its basically a half and half blouse . It’s high neck on the back and a deep Savithri neck on the front and a front open blouse.
Embroidered Halter neck Sleeveless Blouse
A mustard pure cotton silk with silver zari embroidery along the back and front neck and through the long dori slit on the back . It’s a v neck blouse in the front with a side zipper. Its a very elegant looking blouse its padded and it makes your evening even more special and vibrant.
Hand embroidery on a blouse is an intricate craft that uses a needle and thread to create decorative, handmade patterns on fabric. This embellishment adds texture, color, and depth, transforming a simple garment into a unique piece of wearable art.
Aari embroidery blouse work uses a special pointed hook needle known as an aari or tambour. It allows the artisans to create a myriad of patterns and designs on the blouse fabric featuring a blend of traditional and contemporary motifs.
Aari embroidery blouse work uses a special pointed hook needle known as an aari or tambour. It allows the artisans to create a myriad of patterns and designs on the blouse fabric featuring a blend of traditional and contemporary motifs.
Hand Embroidery is the art of decorative stitching on fabric with needle and thread. There are many types of floss, yarn and fibers to stitch with, as well as a plethora of stitches to use. Hand Embroidery adds a decorative element to quilts, garments and accessories
