Brocade Jacquard Khenja for Men | Tibetan Kuchin Jacket

Description

This brocade khenja is a ceremonial expression of Himalayan Buddhist tradition. The garment is constructed from two distinct fabrics—kuchin, a traditional Tibetan brocade with subtle jacquard patterning, and a bold jacquard panel that runs asymmetrically from the right shoulder to the hem.

Each colour & design offers its own statement. The white khenja features a rich crimson panel with golden octagonal medallions. The cream khenja pairs with a deep black panel detailed in silver-grey motifs. Both are finished with matching brocade cuffs that echo the panel fabric.

The mandarin collar is edged with golden piping, as are the panel borders, adding a subtle frame that accentuates the garment’s structure. Five sets of golden frog button closures run down the center front, offering both function and ornamentation. The fit is tailored to sit elegantly against the body, with sizes ranging from 38″ to 44″ chest measurements.

This khenja is worn by Tibetan, Tamang, Sherpa, and Bhutia communities during festivals, weddings, and social gatherings. Perfectly stitched to fit with elegance, this brocade khenja is designed with precision stitching that reflects the premium craftsmanship BHUTIB is known for.