Cotton Blouse with Kutchi Hand Work KC 0005110
Cotton Blouse with Kutchi Hand Work KC 0005110
Designer Cotton Blouse with Kutchi Hand Work, Real Mirror & Kodi Coin Detailing
By Kalpanas Creations, Sindhu Bhavan
Add a vibrant touch of tradition to your wardrobe with this designer cotton blouse from Kalpanas Creations, Sindhu Bhavan, beautifully handcrafted to reflect the rich heritage of Kutch artistry.
Made from premium cotton fabric, this blouse ensures breathability, comfort, and ease of wear, making it perfect for long festive days and cultural occasions. The highlight of this piece is the exquisite Kutchi hand work, skillfully done by artisans to create intricate patterns that celebrate traditional craftsmanship.
Enhancing its charm further is the use of real mirror work, adding a striking sparkle and authentic ethnic appeal. The blouse is also adorned with Kodi (cowrie) coin detailing, bringing in a unique tribal-inspired element that elevates its overall look and gives it a bold, statement finish.
The blouse is designed with a flattering fit and thoughtful pattern, making it easy to pair with lehengas, sarees, or skirts for a variety of occasions.
Key Highlights:
- Premium breathable cotton fabric
- Authentic Kutchi hand embroidery
- Real mirror work for a traditional festive shine
- Unique Kodi (cowrie) coin embellishments
- Comfortable, stylish, and handcrafted appeal
- Perfect for festive wear, Navratri, weddings, and cultural events
This exclusive designer blouse by Kalpanas Creations, Sindhu Bhavan is a beautiful blend of heritage art and contemporary styling, making it a standout piece in your ethnic collection.
- Dry Clean only.
Store garment is a cloth in dry environment, it reacts to the weather changes if exposed.
Avoid Spraying Perfume Directly on the garment.
Air Textile every few Months.
Please note that our textiles are handcrafted, leading to slight irregularities of design, making each piece unique from others. Additionally, lighting and editing might slightly alter true colours of the items.
