In the walled gardens of old Samarkand, the tulip was never just a flower — it was a symbol of paradise, stitched into robes passed from mother to daughter. The Lalezar carries that same reverence, its ivory vines climbing across black velvet like memory made textile.
Hand-embroidered in dense ivory thread, the jacket is alive with lalezar (tulip) buds, radiating daisy rosettes, and looping paisley boteh that curl toward the hem. A raised mandarin collar frames the neckline in the same tendrilled scrollwork, while the open-front silhouette lets the black-and-white striped inner lining peek through as a quiet, unexpected contrast.
This is a jacket for those who dress like they collect stories — thrown over silk slips, worn with denim, or layered into a winter coat. No two embroidery panels lay identically, so what you receive is singularly yours.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense ivory Suzani embroidery on black cotton velvet
Tulip, paisley, and floral rosette motifs throughout
Structured mandarin collar with matching embroidery
