In the walled gardens of old Rajasthan, artisans have long stitched their surroundings into cloth — the ferns that grow after monsoon, the sun that never quite sets on the desert. This jacket carries that same spirit, its rani pink velvet base transformed into a canvas for a symmetrical garden of thread.
Two sweeping paisley motifs, outlined in deep black and filled with dove-grey florets, anchor the back like ancient temple carvings, while forest-green fern fronds branch outward in a fanning suzani pattern reminiscent of Uzbek textile lore adapted through generations of Jaipuri hand-embroidery. At the base, a bold black-and-white sunflower blooms — a signature of folk suzani work — bordered by a scalloped trim in ivory and midnight florals that echoes the collar detailing above.
Cut in a relaxed, oversized silhouette, this piece is built for movement and statement alike — a wearable heirloom that layers effortlessly over knits or slips on as its own centerpiece. No two embroidery placements are ever quite identical, a quiet reminder of the human hand behind every stitch.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered suzani motifs in forest green, black, and dove grey
Rich rani pink cotton velvet base fabric
Signature sunflower and paisley-fern back panel design
Relaxed, oversized fit for easy layering
Embroidered collar and hem detailing for a finished silhouette
