Mackerel Reversible Bomber
This bomber gives you two looks in one. On one side, hand-embroidered motifs adorned on naturally dyed black poplin. Flip it, and you’ve got a bold JODI print. This bomber isn't just a feast for the eyes; it's also a comfortable hug for your body.
We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 5.5 metres Cotton Poplin fabric sourced from Jaipur have been used for this Bomber. Hand-printed by our artisans in Jaipur, manufactured and hand embroidered at our workshop in Pune India.
Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI.
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Mackerel Reversible Bomber
This bomber gives you two looks in one. On one side, hand-embroidered motifs adorned on naturally dyed black poplin. Flip it, and you’ve got a bold JODI print. This bomber isn't just a feast for the eyes; it's also a comfortable hug for your body.
We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 5.5 metres Cotton Poplin fabric sourced from Jaipur have been used for this Bomber. Hand-printed by our artisans in Jaipur, manufactured and hand embroidered at our workshop in Pune India.
Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI.
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This bomber gives you two looks in one. On one side, hand-embroidered motifs adorned on naturally dyed black poplin. Flip it, and you’ve got a bold JODI print. This bomber isn't just a feast for the eyes; it's also a comfortable hug for your body.
We believe customers have a right to know how their product was made. 5.5 metres Cotton Poplin fabric sourced from Jaipur have been used for this Bomber. Hand-printed by our artisans in Jaipur, manufactured and hand embroidered at our workshop in Pune India.
Subtle variations in patterns are natural to this process. We believe this makes each creation unique and charming. Some call it je ne sais quoi. We call it JODI.
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