In the quiet workshops of Jaipur, where needles move like memory, this jacket takes its spirit from the suzani textiles of old Central Asian caravan routes — cloths once stitched by hands preparing for marriage, migration, or prayer. Here, that same language of thread travels onto a modern silhouette.
Against a deep midnight-black cotton ground, teal-blue vines unfurl into feathered leaves, while bold fuchsia-pink sunflowers open at the hem and sleeves like votive offerings. Classic boteh paisleys — outlined in hot pink and filled with olive-green florets — anchor each side panel, bordered by a rhythmic wave of mustard and pink chain-stitch trim. A crisp black-and-white striped cotton lining peeks through the collar and placket, a quiet, structured counterpoint to the exuberance outside.
Cut in a relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders, this jacket is made to be thrown over kurtas, slips, or denim alike — a wearable heirloom, not a costume. Each one is embroidered entirely by hand, meaning no two motifs fall in quite the same place.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand-embroidered suzani-style florals and paisley motifs in teal, fuchsia, and olive thread
Heavyweight black cotton base for structure and drape
Contrast striped cotton lining at collar and placket
Relaxed, oversized fit with dropped shoulders
Open-front style with statement embroidered collar
