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Pichwai Jaal Beige Tussar Silk Blouse

Pichwai Jaal Beige Tussar Silk Blouse

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The Pichwai Jaal Beige Tussar Silk Blouse is a hand-painted saree blouse carrying a Pichwai jaal design, painted by an artist directly onto beige tussar silk. It is made for festive wear, Janmashtami, temple visits, art-led occasion dressing and gatherings where you want the outfit itself to hold a story.

What is Pichwai art

Pichwai is a devotional painting tradition from Nathdwara in Rajasthan, roughly four centuries old. The name comes from pichh (behind) and wai (hanging) — these were large painted cloths hung behind the idol of Shrinathji in temples, changed with the seasons and festivals. Lotus ponds, cows, peacocks and lattice patterns are the recurring motifs. Jaal means net or lattice, and refers to the repeating trellis arrangement used in this design.

About the hand painting

The Pichwai jaal is painted by hand, not printed and not embroidered. Fabric colours are applied by brush and then heat-set so the artwork holds through normal wear and dry cleaning. Because each piece is painted individually, line weight and small placement differences vary between blouses — that variation is what makes it an original rather than a reproduction.

About tussar silk

Tussar is a wild silk with a natural golden-beige tone and a slightly textured weave. It is more breathable than mulberry silk, which suits long festive days, and its matte finish is what allows painted work to sit cleanly on the surface without shine competing with the artwork.

Styling it

Beige is a neutral, so it carries a wide range of sarees — deep green, maroon, mustard, indigo, rust and black all sit well against it. It pairs especially well with plain tussar, kota, chanderi, linen and handloom cotton drapes, where the quiet fabric lets the painting lead. Keep jewellery simple in oxidised silver or gold. A boat neck also works well with a bun and jhumkas.

Product details

  • Fabric: Tussar Silk
  • Work: Hand-painted Pichwai jaal design
  • Colour: Beige
  • Neckline: Boat neck
  • Sleeves: Elbow sleeves, 11 inches
  • Padding: Non-padded
  • Lining: Lined
  • Closure: Front closure
  • Blouse length: 14.5 inches
  • Neck depth: Front 4.5 inches, back 4.5 inches
  • Sizes: refer to the size chart beside the product images
  • Customisation: available in any size from XS to 3XL

Please note: if your size is in stock it ships as usual. If it is out of stock or you want a customised size, the blouse is hand-painted to order and takes around 15 days.

Care

Dry clean only. Do not machine wash, soak or scrub the painted area. Never iron directly on the painting — iron on low heat from the reverse side with a soft cloth over the fabric. Store in a muslin or cotton cover, away from direct sunlight, so the colours stay true.

Frequently asked questions

What is Pichwai art?
Pichwai is a devotional painting tradition from Nathdwara in Rajasthan, around 400 years old. The paintings were originally large cloths hung behind the idol of Shrinathji in temples. Lotus ponds, cows, peacocks and lattice patterns are its signature motifs.

What does jaal mean in Pichwai jaal?
Jaal means net or lattice. It refers to the repeating trellis pattern in which the motifs are arranged across the fabric.

Is the Pichwai design printed or hand-painted?
It is hand-painted. An artist paints the design directly onto the tussar silk with brush and fabric colours, which are then heat-set. It is not a digital print or a transfer.

Is this blouse padded?
No, this blouse is non-padded. It is lined, but you may prefer to wear your own inner or a padded bra with it. If you would like it made with padding, we can do that as a customisation.

What is a boat neck blouse?
A boat neck runs wide across the collarbone from shoulder to shoulder, rather than dipping down at the front. It shows the shoulder line, works well with hair tied up, and suits statement earrings more than necklaces.

What is tussar silk?
Tussar is a wild silk with a natural golden-beige colour and a slightly textured weave. It is more breathable than mulberry silk and has a matte finish rather than a high shine.

Will my blouse look exactly like the photos?
Very close, but not identical. Each piece is painted by hand, so line weight and small placement differences vary. That variation is what makes it an original.

Will the hand painting fade or wash off?
No, if cared for correctly. The colours are heat-set into the fabric. Dry clean only, and never iron directly on the painted area.

Which sarees go with a beige Pichwai blouse?
Beige is neutral, so deep green, maroon, mustard, indigo, rust and black sarees all work. It pairs especially well with tussar, kota, chanderi, linen and handloom cotton drapes.

Which occasions is this blouse suited to?
Festive wear, Janmashtami, temple visits, daytime weddings and art-led occasion dressing.

Do you make this blouse in my size?
Yes. We customise this blouse in any size from XS to 3XL. Refer to the size chart, and message us on WhatsApp before ordering if your measurements fall outside it.

How should I care for a hand-painted tussar silk blouse?
Dry clean only. Do not machine wash, soak or scrub. Iron on low heat from the reverse side with a cloth over the fabric, and store in a muslin cover away from sunlight.

How long does delivery take?
If your size is in stock, we dispatch in 3–4 working days and deliver in 5–7 working days across India. If your size is out of stock or you want customisation, the piece is hand-painted to order and takes around 15 days.

Fabric & care

Handcrafted details need a little extra care to stay beautiful.

  • Dry clean first. Always dry clean the first time to protect the fabric, colour and embroidery.
  • Hand wash gently, only if needed. After the first dry clean, wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not soak, scrub or wring.
  • Dry in shade. Direct sunlight can fade the colour.
  • Iron inside out on low heat, with a thin cotton cloth over embroidered or painted areas. Never iron directly on mirrors.
  • Store in a muslin or cotton cover, not plastic, so the fabric can breathe.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, your blouse matches the image closely, shot in natural daylight; slight variations may occur due to mobile settings.


Refer to the size chart beside product images to find your best fit. If unsure, choose a slightly bigger size—altering bigger to smaller is easier than the reverse.


Yes, we offer customization based on your size and design preferences. Price and delivery time may vary as each piece is specially made for you.


Yes, all our blouses come with ~2-inch margin, allowing you to increase the size easily (e.g., from 40 to 44).


Our handcrafted pieces come with authenticity certifications like Silk Mark and Hallmark (for pure fabrics). You can also check the reverse side—handwork shows natural knots and slight irregularities, unlike machine finishes.

Handcrafted blouses aren’t costly, they’re valuable—each piece takes days of skilled artisan work and is made individually, not in mass production.

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