Product Description
A long kediya-style silhouette, full sleeves, and the trendiest bandhani print of the season — this is a Navratri blouse built for a full night of Garba.
This blouse brings together a fabric blend of rayon and ajrakh cotton, finished with a bandhani print yoke that gives it a genuinely trendy, latest-season Navratri look. At 22 inches in length, it is cut in a long kediya style — the traditional Gujarati jacket-inspired silhouette — and paired with full sleeves (21 inches long), giving it more coverage and a distinct look compared to a standard cropped blouse.
Unlike a backless design, this blouse keeps the back mostly covered for comfortable, full-coverage wear through hours of dancing. What makes the fit truly personal is the back closure: two tassels sit at the top, with one used to tie it in place, and just below them runs an adjustable zigzag-style drawstring that you can tighten or loosen to fine-tune the fit to your body — so it always sits just right, every time you wear it.
On the front, a sweetheart neckline (9-inch depth) sits above a body of intricate handwork: traditional kodi (sea shell) work paired with mirror work, gold coin detailing, and beadwork, all arranged into two eye-catching circular medallion motifs across the blouse. This combination of crafts draws from Kutch-Gujarat's traditional embroidery techniques, giving the blouse a folk-luxe look that catches the light beautifully on the dance floor.
It comes in a ready size of 38 inches, and thanks to the adjustable tassel-tie fitting, it can comfortably extend up to 42 inches — so it fits a wide range of body types without needing separate alterations.
WHEN & WHERE TO WEAR IT (PERFECT OCCASIONS)
• Navratri, Garba & Dandiya Nights — the bandhani print, kodi work and mirror work are made for this exact moment, glowing under festive lighting
• Sangeet & Pre-Wedding Functions — the long kediya silhouette and full sleeves make this a striking, comfortable choice for evening festivities
• Diwali & Festive Pujas — a traditional bandhani look with a distinctive, contemporary silhouette
• Photoshoots & Reels — the flowing kediya-style length and detailed tassel-tie back photograph beautifully mid-twirl
HOW TO STYLE IT
• Classic Garba Look: Pair with a flared lehenga (8 meters or more of flair) and let this blouse's length and print take center stage
• Statement Look: Keep jewellery minimal — the kodi work, mirror work and gold coin detailing already do the talking
• Traditional Layered Look: Drape a bandhani or leheriya dupatta over one shoulder to echo the print
• Comfort-First Dance Look: The adjustable tassel-tie fitting means you can loosen it for easy movement or tighten it for a snug, secure fit through a full night of dancing
JEWELLERY PAIRING (WHAT TO MATCH IT WITH)
• Oxidised Silver Jewellery — the most authentic pairing with kodi and mirror work: chandbali earrings, a chunky necklace, and a kada
• Layered Necklace or Choker — complements the sweetheart neckline beautifully
• Maang Tikka — completes the traditional Navratri look
• Kamarbandh (Waist Chain) — worn over the blouse to define the waist against the longer kediya-style length
• Juttis or Kolhapuri Chappals — comfortable and traditional for a full night of dancing
CARE INSTRUCTIONS (TO KEEP IT LOOKING NEW)
• Gentle hand wash or dry clean is recommended — this protects both the bandhani print and the kodi-mirror handwork
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, as it can fade the print and the fabric's natural color
• Handle the tassels with care while washing or storing — keep them untangled and free-hanging
• Store on a hanger or flat-folded in a breathable cloth bag, never in a plastic cover
• Never iron directly over the kodi (shell) work, mirror work, or gold coin detailing — the shells can crack and the embellishments can get damaged
• Keep perfume and deodorant away from direct contact with the fabric to avoid staining
Blouse Line (Surat) — traditional craft, modern comfort. This Navratri, style it your way!
