In the walled courtyards of Jaipur, embroiderers have long turned to the marigold — a flower of celebration, offering, and everyday ritual — as muse for their needle. This jacket carries that lineage forward, its ivory canvas scattered with blossoms that seem caught mid-sway, as if lifted straight from a temple threshold.
Hand-embroidered in bold indigo-black threadwork, each flower unfurls in radiating spokes, anchored by a soft ochre-mustard centre reminiscent of turmeric-dusted petals drying in the sun. The motifs are dense yet rhythmic, echoing the geometric repeat traditions of Central Asian Suzani textiles, reinterpreted here on a nubby, handloom-textured cotton base with a raw, tactile weave.
Cut with a relaxed, open silhouette and a gentle stand collar, this piece drapes rather than fits — designed to be thrown over kurtas, slips, or denim alike. It's a jacket that carries the unhurried spirit of slow-made craft, each embroidered bloom a small record of hours spent by hand.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on textured cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
All-over hand embroidered marigold motifs in indigo and ochre
Nubby, textured handloom cotton base fabric
Open-front silhouette with structured stand collar
