In the workshops of Jaipur, where Central Asian suzani tradition meets Rajasthani hand, this jacket takes its cue from the nomadic gardens of the Ferghana Valley — where tulips grew wild between mountain and steppe, embroidered onto felt and velvet to carry the memory of spring through winter's long march.
Deep steel-blue velvet forms the ground, entirely reclaimed beneath a dense, tonal embroidery of ivory and sand-gold threads. Tulip heads bloom in heavy satin stitch, their stems branching into coral-like fronds and daisy rosettes, while the front plackets and standing collar are framed in chain-stitch vinework and a trellis of small knotted florals — a technique demanding weeks of close, steady handwork per panel.
What makes this piece remarkable is its restraint within abundance: a single ivory palette against indigo-washed velvet, so the embroidery reads almost like frost on glass. Finished with a crisp blue-and-white striped cotton lining and a tailored, relaxed shape, it layers as easily over denim as over silk.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense tonal suzani embroidery in ivory and sand-gold thread
Tulip, coral-branch and rosette motifs rooted in Central Asian textile heritage
Structured standing collar with chain-stitch vine border
Striped cotton interior lining for a finished, breathable wear
One-of-a-kind hand-stitched piece — no two are identical
