In the workshops of Jaipur, where Central Asian suzani traditions meet Rajasthani hands, this long kimono was born from a single motif repeated like a whispered prayer — the daisy, stitched again and again until it became a field. The forest green velvet holds the embroidery like soil holds a root.
Ivory chainstitch daisies with mustard-gold centers march down each panel, their petals radiating in loose, hand-guided loops. Between them, rows of cream hearts climb the sleeves and body like vines seeking light — a motif drawn from folk textile lexicons where love and nature are stitched side by side. The aari hook moves slow here; each flower took hours, each heart a breath.
Cut long and unlined at the edges for movement, this kimono falls open at the front, its mandarin collar structured but soft. The green-and-cream striped inner lining peeks through like a secret kept between the velvet and the wearer — a coat for cold mornings, layered dressing, and the kind of presence that doesn't need announcing.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand chainstitch embroidery in ivory and mustard-gold thread
Repeating daisy and heart motifs inspired by Central Asian suzani work
Relaxed, oversized silhouette in forest green cotton velvet
Structured mandarin collar with open front styling
Striped cotton lining for a finished, wearable interior
