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Four ways to be wrapped
The same hand, in four registers — from a shawl that must carry a wedding hall to one that need only carry an afternoon.
4 pieces
Bridal
For the days that are photographed forever
Ceremonial shawls and dupattas for the wedding days — heavy tilla, zardozi and kalamkaar worked across the full field, with borders deep enough to carry the weight of the occasion.
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5 pieces
Heirloom
Made to be handed down
Jamawar and pictorial kalamkaar wraps built for a second and third owner. Each is numbered and archived, and the drawing is never worked twice.
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3 pieces
Everyday
Quiet enough for an ordinary afternoon
Fine pashmina and silk with restrained sozni — worn to lunch as easily as to a mehndi. Lighter grounds, softer palettes, the same hand.
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4 pieces
Bespoke
Cut to you, drawn to your brief
Coats, kurtas and formals cut to measure and embroidered to a commissioned drawing. Begins with an appointment and a conversation about the occasion.
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