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Beige Kalamkari Cotton Blouse
Beige Kalamkari Cotton Blouse
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Beige Kalamkari Cotton Blouse is not just a blouse — it is a piece of living craft. Each centimetre carries the artistry of Kalamkari — the ancient pen-and-block tradition of Andhra Pradesh where flowing motifs of peacocks, temple towers, and botanical forms are stamped onto fabric by skilled craftspeople. The natural beige cotton ground is breathable and honest, letting the dark Kalamkari print take full centre stage.
The Hands Behind It
Kalamkari is one of India's oldest textile art traditions, practiced along the Coromandel coast of Andhra Pradesh. The word means pen work — kalam for pen, kari for craft. Every block is hand-carved from wood, every dye is prepared from natural sources. When you choose this blouse, you are directly supporting these artisan families and keeping an ancient tradition alive.
Product Details
| Material | Natural Cotton — breathable, comfortable |
| Colour | Beige with Kalamkari Motifs |
| Craft | Kalamkari Hand Block Printing, natural vegetable dyes |
| Style | With sleeves, front hook closure, padded lining |
| Sizes | 34, 36, 38 |
| Origin | Andhra Pradesh, India |
| Wash Care | Dry Clean Only |
Please Note
This product is handcrafted by Indian artisans using environment-friendly dyes. Slight irregularities and unevenness in colour and print are natural — they are not defects. They proclaim this to be completely handmade and one of a kind.
Colours seen in images may slightly vary from the actual product due to different screen resolutions and displays.
SKU:EB-BLS-KLM-BEIGE-38
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