Cotton Block Print Blouse N

Product Description: Immerse yourself in the warmth of handcrafted designs with this ethnic-style blouse featuring Islamic patterns. Crafted by skilled artisans from Bagru, India, it showcases the traditional block print technique. The blouse boasts a unique yet versatile aesthetic with its subtle color palette and relaxed silhouette, offering a soft, flattering fit. The front opening is designed with hidden buttons for a sleek, flat appearance, enhancing the understated charm of this artisanal piece, perfect for a mature ethnic style.

Specifications:

• Brand: MALAIKA
• Country of Manufacture: India
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Fabric: Medium weight with a slight sheer. The fabric is brushed, providing warmth and a soft, fluffy texture.
• Features:
  • Front opening with wood buttons
  • Slits at the cuffs
• Colors: Green, Brown
• Size (FREE):
  • Length: 59.5cm
  • Shoulder Width: 39cm
  • Body Width: 60.5cm
  • Bottom Width: 65cm
  • Sleeve Length: 56cm
  • Armhole: 62cm
  • Cuff: 29cm
• Model Height: 164cm
• Model Wears Color: Green

Special Notes:

Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies. As many items are handcrafted or made from natural materials, please check the care label for washing instructions.

About MALAIKA:

"MALAIKA," meaning "angel" in Swahili, is a brand dedicated to preserving the warmth of traditional craftsmanship from Asia, Africa, and South America. From block printing and hand embroidery to hand weaving, natural dyeing, and tie-dyeing, MALAIKA embraces a rich heritage of techniques and materials, showcasing the beauty of local cultures and the art of handcrafting.

Block Printing:

This traditional Indian technique involves hand-carving designs onto wooden blocks, which are then used to stamp each color onto the fabric. The process is intricate, requiring significant time and effort for each hue applied. The charming imperfections seen in block prints, such as smudges or misalignments, highlight the warmth and authenticity of Indian craftsmanship.