In the mustard fields that ring Jaipur each winter, rows of yellow blossoms nod against the dust and pale sky — a sight so familiar to local block printers that they carved its likeness into wood generations ago. The Sarson Bagh jacket carries that same field indoors, its ivory cotton scattered with sprigs of yellow flowers rendered in the loose, textured hand of a slub-weave fabric.
Each blossom is hand block-printed in ochre yellow with olive-green stems and leaves, arranged in a loose botanical rhythm across the body and sleeves. A vertical placket of dense paisley-like buta print in deep olive runs down the front, echoed in a matching wide border along the hem and cuffs — a traditional Rajasthani framing device that grounds the airy floral scatter. Beneath the open-front cut, a striped pink-and-olive cotton lining peeks through at the collar and edges, a quiet, unexpected note of contrast.
Cut in a relaxed, cape-like silhouette with a soft stand collar, this jacket drapes rather than clings — easy to layer over kurtas, slips, or simple separates. The handwoven cotton base has a raw, tactile texture that gives every hand-printed motif a slightly imperfect, one-of-a-kind character, true to its artisanal origins.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand block-printed on handwoven cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand block-printed floral motifs in mustard yellow and olive green
Handwoven slub cotton with a raw, textured hand-feel
Contrast striped cotton lining at collar and edges
Relaxed, oversized cape-style silhouette with stand collar
Traditional Rajasthani buta border along hem, cuffs, and front placket
