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Handwoven cotton in ebony black becomes a blouse by Ritu Agnihotri. With its easy fit, three-quarter length sleeves and slits at the hem, this tunic goes everywhere in style. Its lavish floral motifs are embroidered by hand. As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

Handloomed cotton in lemon green becomes a delightful blouse by Ritu Agnihotri. With its flattering pin tucks, three-quarter length sleeves and slits up the side, this tunic goes everywhere in style. Trios of golden sequins are applied by hand to add sparkle. The top fastens with hidden hooks and eyes.

As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

Blue handloomed cotton becomes a delightful blouse by Ritu Agnihotri. With its flattering pin tucks, three-quarter length sleeves and slits up the side, this tunic goes everywhere in style. Burgundy trim adds color to the sleeves and front. The top fastens with hidden hooks and eyes.

As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.

This stylish blouse is designed by Isha Jain. She selects handloomed cotton in bright lime green for the tunic. Ornate motifs exemplify the ancient Indian block print technique along with kantha, or running stitch embroidery. The top slips over the head.

As is typical of genuine handloomed fabric, there are tiny slubs throughout. This occurs when a thread runs out, and the weaver extends it by twisting a new thread together with the old.