In the walled courtyards of old Jaipur, embroiderers have long stitched flowers as talismans — blossoms meant to carry warmth through winter and joy through mourning. This kimono draws from that same lineage, its deep indigo velvet grounding a garden of pale lilac blooms that seem to unfurl straight from the fabric's weave.
Hand-embroidered in dense chain-stitch, oversized daisy-like flowers with deep maroon centers march down the sleeves and body, each one tethered to a slender stem. Flanking them, rows of soft lavender hearts climb the front plackets, collar, hem, and cuffs like a quiet litany — a motif borrowed from the folk symbolism of Central Asian suzani textiles, reimagined here on Rajasthani velvet.
Cut long and generous with a stand collar and dramatic dropped shoulders, this piece drapes rather than fits — designed to be thrown over silk slips or worn as its own statement. The plush velvet hand catches light differently with every fold, making the embroidery glow like old tapestry.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand chain-stitch embroidery in lilac and maroon threadwork
Oversized sunflower and heart motifs inspired by suzani textile heritage
Relaxed, floor-grazing silhouette with wide kimono sleeves
Stand collar with front open styling, no closures required
Fully lined interior in striped cotton for structure and comfort
