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Designer Blouse Fabrics and Textures in Bangalore

bySoul CoutureIn-person classes at studio in Nelamangala, BengaluruStarts from3,000 per monthView full gallery

Choosing the right material is where your blouse begins. We blend traditional silks like Kanchipuram and Mysore Crepe with modern velvets and nets to create textures that stand out.

This lavender blouse showcases intricate zardosi and beadwork on sheer net sleeves. The detailed embroidery creates a beautiful contrast with the delicate fabric, perfect for an elegant, airy look.

A purple blouse with a sheer organza panel on the back and sleeves. The edges are finished with a delicate, hand-embroidered border, adding a touch of sparkle to the lightweight fabric.

This black velvet blouse is a perfect example of understated luxury. The sleeves are adorned with a rich, traditional border of zardosi and stone work, ideal for a winter wedding or reception.

A deep blue velvet blouse with unique, window-like embroidery on the sleeves. The combination of colorful threadwork and the plush velvet fabric creates a rich and interesting texture.

This navy blue velvet blouse features intricate embroidery inspired by traditional woven patterns. The multi-colored threadwork and mirror details on the sleeves create a stunning, folk-inspired design.

A bright red velvet blouse with a floral embroidered neckline and paisley motifs on the sleeves. This piece is designed to be a versatile mix-and-match item, perfect for pairing with different sarees or lehengas.

This lavender blouse features a sheer, embellished organza panel on the back. The delicate stone work catches the light beautifully, adding a touch of glamour to the simple silhouette.

A classic black high-neck blouse with a twist. The ruffled net yoke is framed by a hand-embroidered gold collar, creating a sophisticated and modern look.

About Fabric & Texture Showcase

Working with velvet and organza requires a different hand than traditional silk. For our velvet pieces, we use a specific reinforced lining technique so the fabric does not sag under the weight of the zardosi embroidery, and for our net panels, we ensure the stitch is invisible to keep that clean, airy look you see in the gallery.

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