RAAH

Ornate Bloom Shirt

Rs. 5,500.00

Description

Fabric & Fit

Cut from imported cotton, this shirt is built for ease with quiet authority.
It falls in a relaxed luxury oversized silhouette, allowing movement without compromising form.
Two sharp-edged pockets at the hem keep the profile clean adding utility without disturbing elegance.

Art & Embellishment

The surface is adorned with antique gold hand-block prints, each motif pressed manually, leaving behind slight irregularities a reminder that true craftsmanship never hides its humanity.
Across the shoulders, fern motifs are hand-embroidered in Zardozi and Aari, dusted with gold highlights that catch light as you move subtle, but never silent.

Craftsmanship

Each shirt takes over 20 hours of artisanal work from preparing the block base to the final embroidered stitch.
Made in limited numbers, preserving its individuality and intention.

Essence & Wear

This shirt balances strength and softness, heritage and restraint.
Wear it to intimate dinners, art gatherings, or quiet nights when presence speaks louder than noise.
Not just clothing a calm declaration of power.

Size:

S M L XL

Variant

Size Chart Shirt

Please refer to the following sizing chart to determine the appropriate size for your shirt. Measurements are provided in inches.

Size	Chest Width	Length
Small	21	28
Medium	23	30
Large	24.5	31
XLarge	26	32
XXLarge	27	33

behind the art

Embellished with fern-inspired bel motifs, hand-embroidered in Zardozi and Aari, highlighted with crystals.

This shirt draws its spirit from sunlight itself — warm undertones of gold that don’t shout, but glow with certainty.
The surface print is inspired by chaos — not the kind that destroys, but the kind that sets things in motion, breaks stillness, refuses perfection.

Across each shoulder, hand-embroidered ferns curve like badges of endurance. They sit exactly where weight is usually carried but instead of strain, they display strength reshaped into ornament.
The crystals aren’t decoration they’re sparks, catching light not to impress, but to warn.

At first glance, it appears refined soft peach linen, gold impressions, gentle shimmer.
But stare a little longer, and it stops being “pretty.”
It becomes dangerous.

Because that gold isn’t ornamental it’s ancestral.
The kind kings carved into palace gates, not to charm visitors, but to intimidate them.

The florals aren’t romantic they’re strategic.
They don’t flirt.
They claim.

Ornate Bloom isn’t about softness.
It’s about wearing elegance like a weapon.

Not loud.
Not aggressive.
Just undeniable.