In the villages surrounding Jaipur, block printers have long pressed carved wood into cloth, coaxing gardens onto handwoven cotton one stamp at a time. The Bagh Collection takes its name from these gardens — bagh, meaning orchard — and this piece carries a single flowering stem as its quiet centerpiece, as though a stray seed drifted onto raw cotton and took root.
Rendered in deep charcoal-black ink, three dandelion-like blooms rise on slender olive-green stems, their petals dense and inky against the undyed, slubby cotton ground. The neckline, cuffs, and hem are edged in a graphic black-and-ivory chevron stripe — a nod to the geometric borders found in Central Asian textile traditions — grounding the loose floral motif with structure and rhythm.
Woven from handloom cotton with all the irregularities that make it human — slight ridges, soft unevenness, a texture that only comes from a hand-guided shuttle — this jacket drapes with an easy, oversized silhouette. It layers effortlessly over a slip or tee, equally suited to a studio afternoon or a slow evening walk.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand block-printed on handloom cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand block-printed floral motif in charcoal-black and olive-green pigment
Chevron-striped trim at collar, cuffs, and hem
Relaxed, open silhouette with dropped shoulders
Handwoven slubby cotton base with natural texture variation
Each piece hand-finished — subtle variations are part of its story
PRODUCT DETAILS
Fabric
Handloom Cotton
Embroidery
Hand Block Print
Color
Undyed Ivory, Charcoal Black, Olive Green
Care
Dry clean recommended; if hand washing, use cold water and dry flat in shade
