There is a particular shade of dusk that falls over the Thar desert, somewhere between violet and indigo, just before the stars take over — this jacket is stitched in that exact hour of colour. Inspired by the Suzani textiles that travelled ancient trade routes from Central Asia into the workshops of Rajasthan, it carries the spirit of that long, wandering exchange in every coiling vine.
Across the deep purple cotton base, artisans have worked dense chain-stitch tendrils in ivory thread, curling and scrolling like an untamed garden. Bold fuchsia pink blossoms with mustard-orange centres burst open at the chest and shoulders, echoed by teal-blue flowers with burnt-orange hearts scattered like wildflowers caught mid-bloom. The stand collar is trimmed in a striking geometric border of orange, teal and white stripes, punctuated by a single pink floral knot — a small, deliberate flourish that frames the face.
Cut in a relaxed, boxy silhouette with dropped shoulders, this jacket is built to be lived in — thrown over a plain kurta or a simple white tee, letting the embroidery do all the talking. No two panels of stitching are identical, a quiet reminder that human hands, not machines, coaxed these flowers into being.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense hand chain-stitch and needle embroidery inspired by Suzani textile traditions
Raised, dimensional floral motifs in fuchsia pink and teal blue with orange centres
Striped geometric embroidery detailing on the stand collar
Relaxed, oversized fit with dropped shoulders for easy layering
Open-front silhouette, no closures — designed to drape and fall naturally
