Description
The Kaanch Blue Front-Yoke Top brings the beauty of desert craft into an easy, versatile silhouette. Made in comfortable cotton slub, it features a beautifully embroidered yoke with a delicate mix of mirror work and fine running stitch. Named after Kaanch, meaning mirror in Hindi, the collection celebrates the little mirrors that catch the light and bring each garment to life. The jewel-toned blue gives the top depth, while the colourful embroidery and mirrors add just the right touch of festive detail.
The band collar and stylised placket give it a clean finish, while the 3/4th sleeves are detailed with multi-coloured desert embroidery stitches. A contrast band along the yoke and a statement motif at the back complete the look.
What makes this top special is how easily it moves between occasions. Wear it casually with trousers or denim, or dress it up with a skirt for a festive gathering. It is a versatile piece that brings a touch of craft and sparkle to both everyday and occasion dressing.
Why you’ll love it
Comfortable cotton slub that is easy to wear
Beautiful mix of mirror work and Pakka hand embroidery
Multi-coloured desert embroidery on the sleeves
Band collar with a stylised placket
Contrast band detailing finished with fine running stitch
Mirrors that catch the light beautifully as you move
A jewel-toned blue that adds colour and character to your wardrobe
Easy to dress up or down across different occasions
A versatile silhouette that works with trousers, denim and skirts
Statement embroidery at the back
How to wear it
For an easy everyday look, pair the Kaanch Blue Top with beige, ivory or neutral-coloured pants, trousers or denim and simple jewellery. Add flats or juttis and let the embroidery bring a little colour to your everyday dressing.
For a festive look, pair it with a flowing skirt and silver jewellery. Let the mirror work catch the light while keeping the rest of the look simple.
However you style it, let the mirrors catch the light and bring a little Kaanch into your day.
Made with meaning
Each piece is hand embroidered by artisans in Bikaner, Rajasthan, carrying generations of skill and cultural inheritance. Made with fair wages and safe working conditions, your purchase supports dignified livelihoods and economic independence for artisan communities.
When you choose Rangsutra, you choose craft, community and a more conscious way of living.
