In the walled bazaars of old Rajasthan, suzani motifs were never drawn freehand twice — they were mirrored, stitch for stitch, so that one bloom always answered another. This jacket carries that same discipline: a rani pink velvet canvas where every rust-orange tulip, every slate-blue tendril, finds its twin across the spine.
The embroidery unfolds in deliberate symmetry — fan-shaped marigolds in burnt orange anchor each branch, while olive green fern stitches climb like wild bostan vines toward paired navy accents. Dusty blue chain-stitch outlines trace the stems, and a border of tiny clustered blossoms in rust, slate and navy frames the hem and mandarin collar, echoing the Suzani textile traditions of Samarkand filtered through a Jaipur artisan's hand.
Cut in a relaxed, open silhouette with a structured collar, this piece moves easily from a desert evening to a city dinner. The velvet holds warmth without weight, and no two jackets carry the embroidery in quite the same hand — each is a singular, slow-made object.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered Suzani florals in rust, slate blue, olive & navy
Mirrored symmetrical motif inspired by Central Asian textile tradition
Structured mandarin collar with hand-stitched trim detailing
Relaxed, open-front silhouette suited to layering
One-of-a-kind embroidery variations — no two jackets are identical
