Festive & Pooja Blouses
For Diwali and beyond
One blouse, a whole week of festivals
Festival weeks ask a lot of a blouse. It has to sit through a long pooja, a family lunch and an evening of Diwali visits without fuss. Everything here is stitched and ready, so you can skip the tailor queue that builds up before every big festival.
Our newest favourites are the Aangi blouses: lined georgette with gold zari around the bust, neckline and sleeve edges, in red, lime, black, white and fuchsia. Beside them sit the Ulta Pulta blouses, cut from brocade finished on both faces, so one piece gives you two colours. For the bigger nights there's hand-embroidered cut dana in black, green and red, and velvet in emerald and black.
We style festive blouses on contrast. A lime or fuchsia Aangi wakes up a cream organza or a pale tissue saree. A black velvet makes a gold Banarasi look sharper on Karva Chauth night. Pair any of them with one of our festive sarees and you're dressed.
If you only need something for the morning ritual, our pooja blouses are a quieter, simpler edit. The structured pieces here come padded, so a deep back or a sheer saree needs nothing extra underneath.
Good to know
What should I wear for Diwali pooja?
Something with sleeves and a little shine, like a zari Aangi or a brocade blouse. Both feel traditional and stay comfortable through a long ritual.
What exactly is an Ulta Pulta blouse?
It's our reversible brocade blouse. Both faces are finished and there's adjustable elastic on both sides, so you choose which colour goes on the outside. More two-way styles live in our reversible blouses.
What sizes do the Aangi blouses come in?
Many styles, including the Aangi and jacquard blouses, are listed from XS to XXL. Check the size chart on the product page before you order.