In the walled gardens of old Rajasthan, pomegranate trees were planted for their promise — fruit that split open to reveal a hundred seeds, each one a wish for abundance. The Zumrud Bagh carries that same promise in thread, its ivory velvet ground blooming with deep teal embroidery that climbs like vines remembering the shape of an orchard.
Hand-embroidered in dense suzani chain-stitch, the jacket traces fan-shaped pomegranate blossoms atop coral-like ferns, bordered by trailing vinework and a delicate clover trim along the collar, cuffs, and hem. The deep teal — closer to a forest pool than a garden leaf — sits in quiet contrast against the undyed ivory velvet, giving the embroidery a shadowed, almost nocturnal depth. A crisp striped cotton lining peeks through at the collar, a small domestic detail against the richness of the stitched exterior.
Cut with a relaxed, boxy silhouette and a soft shawl collar that falls open at the throat, this jacket moves easily from linen trousers to an evening silk slip. Every motif is worked by hand, meaning no two Zumrud Bagh jackets carry their florals in quite the same arrangement — a quiet signature of the artisan behind the needle.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand embroidery on velvet · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Dense suzani chain-stitch embroidery in deep teal on ivory velvet
Pomegranate blossom and fern motifs bordered by clover trim
