TK-006Sage green pearl bud blouse
Jasmine buds in pearl on sage, full-length sleeve piece
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Work for half-saree and langa voni functions - usually brighter, usually lighter, and worked to be worn by somebody who will be photographed all day.
Ask about thisHalf-saree and langa voni function work is its own thing, and it is usually somebody's first experience of hand embroidery.
The girl wearing it is young, the function is long, and she will be moving. That rules out the weight a bridal blouse carries. Work at the neckline and sleeve edges, thread-heavy with a small amount of stone, gives the whole effect and none of the burden.
Half-saree palettes go somewhere bridal ones do not: rani pink, teal, mustard, coral and green, often with a contrast border. Gold still ties it together, but the ground is allowed to be loud in a way a muhurtham blouse is not.
This is a function that comes around once, and families often order for more than one child at a time. Real hand work in a smaller area beats thin work spread over everything, every time, and it is what people notice in the photographs. If the budget is fixed, say the number and let the design be built to it rather than the other way round.
Sets for sisters or cousins are planned as sets, so the pieces sit together without being identical.
TK-006Jasmine buds in pearl on sage, full-length sleeve piece
TK-016Bright mustard ground with bead chains draped across an open back
TK-022Muted sage ground, pearl lattice sleeve, no bright colour
TK-031Scalloped pink-flower outline and a square mirror cuff on ivory
TK-035Two-tone teal body with purple contrast sleeves
TK-051Maroon square-stone cuffs against a soft pink body
TK-055Minimal gold; a long single leaf spray down each sleeve
TK-059A green leaf garland with a square back and an arch hem
A photograph of what you have in mind and the date you need it by is enough to quote from.