A bridal saree is only as memorable as the blouse it is worn with. The Trisha Silks atelier in Jubilee Hills has designed and hand-embroidered blouses for over fifteen years, Zardozi, Maggam, Aari, Naqshi, Mukaish, Pearl-Dabka, Cutdana, Tilla, Kashida, Resham, for brides across Hyderabad and from forty countries.
Zardozi, metallic-thread bridal embroidery, our flagship. Maggam, South Indian hook embroidery, the canonical pairing for a Kanjivaram. Aari, fine hook-needle, lighter than zardozi, beautiful for engagement and sangeet. Naqshi, raised metal-and-thread bridal work. Mukaish, fine metal-coil embroidery, often paired with chikan. Pearl-Dabka, for the modern luxe bride. We also do Cutdana, Tilla, Kashida, Resham and Mirror.
Step one: design conversation, we sketch with you, in front of the saree, to settle on a neckline, sleeve length, back design, and embroidery motif. Step two: measurements, taken by our master tailor with a 16-point body chart. Step three: muslin trial, a plain cotton fitting before any embroidery is touched. Step four: embroidery, by hand, by the karigar, between 7 days and 6 weeks depending on density. Step five: final fitting with the saree.
A ready hand-embroidered designer blouse begins around ₹6,500. A bespoke bridal blouse with full Zardozi or Naqshi work, custom design, three fittings, lining and finishing typically runs ₹18,000,₹65,000 depending on density and material. A pearl-dabka or fully cutdana piece can reach ₹85,000 and beyond.
We design and fit blouses for NRI brides entirely over video, measurements taken by a local tailor in your city, mailed to us, and the blouse fitted and refitted by courier with a 100% guarantee on the final fit. Average lead time, India to your doorstep: 5 weeks.
Plot No. 795, Road No. 36, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana 500033. Open daily 10:30 AM, 9:30 PM. Appointments preferred for bridal trousseau viewings.
Trisha Silks in Jubilee Hills designs and hand-embroiders bespoke blouses in Zardozi, Maggam, Aari, Naqshi and Mukaish. Master-tailor fittings included. Walk-ins welcome, bridal appointments preferred.
Zardozi is North Indian metallic-thread embroidery using gold and silver wire, traditionally bolder and more sculptural. Maggam is South Indian hook-needle embroidery, finer and faster, often used for Kanjivaram blouses. Many bridal blouses combine both.
A bespoke bridal blouse with full hand-embroidery (zardozi, naqshi, or maggam), custom design and three fittings typically costs between ₹18,000 and ₹65,000 at Trisha Silks. Pearl-dabka and cutdana bridal blouses can reach ₹85,000+.
Between two weeks (simple ready blouse with light embroidery) and six weeks (fully hand-embroidered bridal blouse). For NRI patrons, allow an additional 7 to 10 days for shipping and remote fitting.
Walk in to Jubilee Hills for an in-person design consultation, or send us your saree and we will design the blouse around it over video.
