The Ruby Kanbala Jhumko Hand Embroidered Blouse

• Product Type: Blouse (Padded)


• Fabric: Cotton Silk


• Colour: Ruby Red


• Design: Kanbala Jhumko motif hand embroidered in antique-toned thread with organza frilled sleeves


• Technique: Hand Embroidery — Aari Work


• Sleeves: Statement organza frill detailing


• Wash Care: Dry Wash


• Shipping Within: 48–72 Hours


• Occasion: Sangeet Nights, Dance Evenings, Festive Soirées, Wedding Celebrations

Jewellery becomes movement.

In The Ruby Kanbala Jhumko, the familiar form of Bengal’s ornamental jewellery is enlarged and reimagined as a dramatic embroidered composition. Rendered through intricate Aari work against ruby red cotton silk, the Kanbala Jhumko motif echoes the suspended ornament of The Chandelier Chronicles—the pendant, the chandelier drop, the jewellery that catches the light as its wearer moves.

Organza-frilled sleeves bring another dimension to the piece. Their movement provides a playful counterpoint to the precision of the embroidery, creating a silhouette that feels theatrical without losing its refinement.

This is a blouse designed not merely to be seen, but to move.

Features

●      Ruby red cotton silk

●      Kanbala Jhumko-inspired Aari embroidery

●      Antique-toned hand detailing

●      Statement organza-frilled sleeves

●      Movement-led silhouette

Styling Tips

Give the sleeves room to become part of the look. Pair with a cleanly draped ivory, black, gold or contrasting handloom saree and keep the shoulder area uncluttered. Statement earrings can echo the jewellery-inspired embroidery.

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Manufacturing Information

Country of Origin: India 

Manufactured by: Katha A Tale of Weaves

The Hands Behind the Craft

Each blouse fabric is woven by master artisans who carry forward generations of weaving traditions. Using Jamdani, they translate stories of folklore, nature, and heritage into fabric, making every blouse uniquely expressive.

All pictures are taken in natural light, and actual colours may vary slightly due to screen brightness. As these sarees are handwoven, minor unevenness, variations in weave, motifs, or patterns are natural and not defects. Such differences are a hallmark of authentic craftsmanship, making each piece unique and carrying its own story.