"CHIVYA" Handblock Printed Kalamkari Top
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This sleeveless boat-neck top in a soft beige-yellow tone showcases intricate traditional hand-block printed Kalamkari motifs using natural dyes, crafted in Machilipatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The body is detailed with a black wave-like pattern and is lightweight and versatile. It combines heritage craftsmanship with a modern silhouette, perfect for pairing with trousers, skirts, or sarees for both casual and semi-formal wear.
Product Details
Material: Handwoven Cotton
Colour: Beige-yellow
Size: Fits bust 32–34 inches | Length: 24.5 inches
Fit: Regular fit
Neckline: Boat neck
Buttons: None
Inner lining: No
Care Instructions
Hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent. Dry in shade to avoid colour fading. Natural dyes may slightly bleed on the first few washes.
Shipping: Free shipping within India
Delivery: Expected within 3–8 business days
Price is inclusive of 12% GST.
Note: Being a hand-crafted and hand-woven product, slight variations in colour, weave, or design are natural and reflect the authentic beauty of handcrafted textiles.
Product Note
This is a completely handmade product from craftspeople and therefore, slight variations in colors or design may occur across pieces. Any slight irregularities are distinctive and inherent to the beauty of this creation due to the nature of the product. We have tried to capture the color in natural light, however there may be slight variations due to individual screen settings.
We hope you enjoy draping this wearable art which is truly a labor of love. Our weavers and artisans put in their utmost efforts and skills in making these products, which are a living testimony of our country’s rich and diverse cultural heritage.
Shipping & Return
Worldwide shipping. Free delivery across India.
Changed your mind? Enjoy easy returns within 7 days of delivery—no questions asked.
Excludes pre-orders, custom-stitched blouses and sarees with fall/edging done. Return & refund details.
