In the folk textile traditions of Rajasthan, the sun is never just a sun — it is a blessing, a marker of time, a motif passed down through generations of needle and thread. This jacket carries two suns across its back, one in deep maroon rising low, one in olive gold blazing high, as if dawn and noon were stitched into the same cloth.
Hand-embroidered in dense chain and satin stitch, the orange velvet ground blooms with a vocabulary drawn from oasis life — a teal-fringed palm tree arching across the spine, three minaret-like towers in mustard and olive standing like desert sentinels, and scattered florets in maroon, gold, and citrine that echo traditional Suzani flowerwork. Sage-green wave lines ripple beneath, suggesting water in a sunburnt land. The trim is finished in a hand-loomed orange-and-cream stripe, a quiet nod to Rajasthani border weaving.
Cut fully oversized with dropped shoulders, this jacket is built for movement and layering — a wearable mural rather than a garment with a print. Every knot is raised by hand, giving the velvet surface a tactile, almost sculptural depth that no machine embroidery can replicate.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered sun, palm, and minaret motifs inspired by Rajasthani folk art
Dense chain-stitch and satin-stitch threadwork in maroon, olive, gold, and teal
Oversized, relaxed silhouette with dropped shoulders
Hand-loomed striped trim at collar, cuffs, and hem
One-of-a-kind piece — no two embroidery placements are identical
PRODUCT DETAILS
Fabric
Cotton Velvet
Embroidery
Suzani-inspired hand embroidery
Color
Burnt Orange with Maroon, Olive, Gold & Teal threadwork
