In the walled courtyards of old Bukhara, women once stitched suzanis by lamplight — panels of silk thread meant for dowries, doorways, and prayer. This jacket carries that same restless bloom, reimagined in velvet by artisan hands in Jaipur, where the Central Asian suzani tradition has long found a second home.
Across a base of deep maroon velvet, marigold-orange fan blossoms open in dense chain stitch, their centers marked with a single burgundy petal. Sky-blue vines climb the lapels and sleeves in looping tendrils, dotted with small coral buds, while olive-green leaves trace the borders like a garden never quite finished. The collar and placket are framed in a fine ivory-and-red cord, echoing the striped cotton lining glimpsed within.
Cut fully open with a relaxed, cape-like drape, it wears more like a wearable textile than a structured coat — equal parts artifact and outerwear, easy over silk or denim alike.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense hand-embroidered suzani florals in marigold, sky blue, and olive thread
Rich maroon cotton velvet base with soft drape
Open-front, relaxed silhouette suited to layering
Striped cotton interior lining for structure and comfort
Corded ivory-red trim along collar and front placket
