Kaamini - Handcrafted Blouses

Showcasing the timeless beauty of ikkat weaving, this red and black cotton blouse is a true standout. Featuring intricate hand embroidery on the front and back, stylish black borders on...

Be the envy of all your friends with this elegant Green Lambani Embroidery Blouse Taara. It is handwoven with kanchi cotton and adorned with intricate lambani hand embroidery that makes...

This pure cotton blouse in a striking red body is a blend of traditional artistry and contemporary flair. The vibrant yellow cotton block print outlining the sleeves adds a cheerful,...

A pure cotton blouse in vibrant yellow body with rudraksham and an elegant block print layer outlining the sleeves of this artistic wonder. The magnificent motifs of gandaberunda and rudraksham patterned along the...

This pure cotton blouse in a rich forest green shade is a perfect blend of comfort and chic style. The vibrant yellow cotton block print along the sleeves adds a...

A pure cotton blouse in cheerful yellow body with elegant ikkat in white and pink outlining the sleeves of this comfortable chic blouse. The ikkat patterned along the mid back and sleeve...

According to popular beliefs in the region of Kutch from where the 400+ year old craft originated, Ajrakh means “keep it today.” The craft is executed in a 16-step process...

Indulge in sophistication with our Yellow Lambani Embroidery Tie-Blouse Apsara. Made of premium kanchi cotton, it features exquisite lambani embroidery on the sleeve and a stunning design on the back....

This beautiful Red Lambhani embroidery blouse will add an elegant and timeless touch to any outfit. Made with the finest Kanchi cotton, this blouse is hand-embroidered with Lambani work, giving...

This Green Mangalgiri Cotton Blouse Meenakshi is a stunning piece of artistry. It features a mint green Mangalgiri body with zari borders, pen kalamkari patchwork on the sleeves, and hand-embroidered...

According to popular beliefs in the region of Kutch from where the 400+ year old craft originated, Ajrakh means “keep it today.” The craft is executed in a 16-step process...

According to popular beliefs in the region of Kutch from where the 400+ year old craft originated, Ajrakh means “keep it today.” The craft is executed in a 16-step process...