In the villages surrounding Jaipur, suzani embroidery has long carried the language of gardens — orchards stitched from memory, blossoms rendered in wool thread by hands that learned the craft from their mothers. The Anaar Bagh jacket carries this lineage forward, its ivory canvas transformed into a wreathed medallion of fruit and flower, as if lifted from an old dowry textile and given new shoulders to rest on.
Black chain-stitch branches curl into oval wreaths across the chest and sleeves, framing clusters of maroon pomegranate roundels — each centered with a sliver of cream, like seeds caught in light. At the heart of the composition blooms a marigold-orange flower with a white ric-rac fringe, radiating outward in the sunburst pattern common to Rajasthani suzani work. The stand collar continues the story in miniature, finished with a wavy maroon trim that echoes the border stitching along the hem.
Woven from a slubby, textured cotton and left unlined at the edges for an unfussy, worn-in feel, this jacket is built for movement — a relaxed silhouette that layers easily over kurtas or denim alike. No two pieces embroider identically; the hand of the artisan remains visible in every knot and curve, making this a garment as much as an heirloom in progress.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered suzani motifs in maroon, marigold-orange, black, and cream wool thread
Textured slubbed cotton base fabric with a substantial, artisanal hand-feel
Statement stand collar fully embroidered to match the body
Relaxed, oversized fit suited to layering in any season
Open front styling — pairs beautifully with a plain tee or kurta beneath
PRODUCT DETAILS
Fabric
Textured Cotton
Embroidery
Suzani (hand embroidery)
Color
Ivory base with maroon, marigold-orange, black & white embroidery
