Blouses ₹2,000 & Above
For the big occasions
When the blouse is the centrepiece
This is where our blouses stop playing a supporting role. Handwork, heavier fabrics and more complex construction turn a simple saree into a planned wedding look. We'd save these for the big occasion or the precious saree.
Handwork is the heart of it. The cut dana blouses in black, green and red are embroidered by hand, and the red one is our most detailed piece. The Aangi blouses pair lined georgette with gold zari, in five colours. There are multicolour embroidered pieces too, like a blue and peach blouse and a cream sweetheart.
Fabric and shape carry the rest. There are velvets in emerald and black, a gold corset in regular and long lengths, liquid gold organza and a black bustier with glass straps. The six Ulta Pulta reversible brocades give you two looks for one trip.
Spend where it shows. A cut dana blouse can transform a plain silk for a wedding, and every structured piece here comes padded. Pair them with our wedding sarees or the luxury edit. For lighter budgets, our mid-range blouses cover most occasions.
Good to know
What is cut dana embroidery?
Small faceted glass beads, stitched on by hand so they catch the light. It gives a rich, textured sparkle.
Is a designer blouse worth it for a simple saree?
Often, yes. A detailed blouse makes a plain saree look festive, and you'll wear it again with other drapes.
Which one should I wear as a wedding guest?
An Aangi with zari for a day function. Velvet or cut dana handwork for an evening reception.