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Raw silk shirt with linear floral embroidery on the shirt. Comes with an embroidered medium silk dupatta and straight raw silk pants.

Flared silhouette hand block printed color blocked pishwas in burnt orange, magenta and fuchsia pink. The neckline of the pishwas is adorned with zardozi embroidery on velvet appliqué. The three quarter magenta sleeves are hand block printed and are further enhanced with dabka and silk thread embroidery details. The back of the shirt has handcrafted gota tassels. The pishwas is layered over gold straight pants and paired with dhani green dupatta with sequins and lace finishing’s.

The luscious bridal outfit is rendered in a shade of berry red on the organza canvas, front open gown with heavy embellishment of adda work using, dabka, nakshi, mukesh, Swarovski. Elements are enhanced beautifully giving the example of great craftsmanship. Moreover stain lehenga with spray and heavy embellished border adds regal touch to the overall garment. It is paired with organza dupatta with heavy spray in the Center and heavy embellished scallop border on four sides concluding the look miraculously.

A classic black sleeveless bodice with front opened kalidaar on net with heavily embellished work of dabka and gota florals on body and sprayed floral jaal on kalidaar finished with a ked hexagonal border in shades of gold. Paired with a black raw silk Lehnga with floral booti of dabka and contrasted with a metallic gold tissue lama` finishing border with handwork. A black gold heavily worked chunri chadar with worked edges and contrasted metallic gold potli bag with beaded and hints of mirror work complete the ensemble together in it’s regal form.

This multicolored zari net pishwas in muted shades enhanced with old school gota and sequin details on each panel. The lamé gold bodice is enhanced with age old antique zardozi, resham and gota details. The kalidar is paired with deep pink scalloped dupatta featuring multicolored appliqué details. 

Straight silhouette cotton net shirt in solid cerise shade with crochet lace insertion on hemline and panels. The neckline is adorned with gold embellishments and fabric manipulation details.

Eman adorns Zeba, a beautiful maroon velvet jacket embroidered and hand embellished with our chahaar bagh motifs on top of a velvet cotton net kalidaar with a delicate hand embellished neckline and a tila and aari embroidered border.

This floor-length kalidar is designed in exquisite shades of sea greens and features hand block printing details. The lamé bodice is enhanced with chatta patti velvet appliqué embellishments, which are further adorned with intricate antique and silver gold zardozi work. The center back showcases handcrafted tassels and detailed cutwork. Additionally, the hemline is accentuated with a zari embroidered appliqué border. This kalidar can be elegantly paired with a two-legged damask Dhaka and an organza dupatta embellished with shimmering sequins.

Named after the fierce poet-princess, Zeb-un-Nissa is rendered in royal purple Indian silk, this ensemble is saturated with opulence: silk appliqués, block print, adda embroidery, and mirror shimmer. The choli has full sheer sleeves that are dusted with golden motifs and framed with layered decorative borders in embroidery, sequins, and beads. Its neckline is traced with gold floral vines that curl like verses from a ghazal. The lehenga begins with persian boteh motif, then transitions into slender cypress trees, before bursting into a symphony of circular vines and paisley patterns all block printed in gold and embroidered by hand with sequins, mirror work, and metallic threads. The hemline is wrapped in multiple embroidered borders layered with gota patti and finishing trims. The organza dupatta is no less regal, featuring decorative roundels and Mughal jaali-inspired motifs, edged with thick gold borders and beaded tassels that flirt with the wind

A kaleidoscope of jewel tones, with no shortage of bold details. A stunning kalidaar that we are absolutely obsessed with. The show stopping colour in a charmeuse silk, giving you the best fall as well as ample volume for that perfect twirl. The exclusively hand block printed fabric is adorned with an array of delicate hand embroidery all over. The shirt that we can’t get our eyes off, has unimaginable detailing from the ultra-flattering flared silhouette to the cut work back (that can be customized in a less revealing fashion). The sleeves with hanging tassels, intricate cutwork, hand crafted jewelled motifs make the outfit unforgettably unique. The fully hand lengha with stunning heavily worked borders, Laden with heavy sequins and lavishly handworked borders, the striking net dupatta completes this bridal ensemble with undeniable glamour. A stand apart look for any festive event

A sensational combination of tangerine put together as a tribute to mistresses of great Mughal dynasty. The outfit radiates; beautiful Missouri fabric embellished with bead work, naqshi and sequence come together with beautiful net and organza dupattas. A Missouri pouch ad to the beauty and elegance.

Ghararas are symbolic to our Maison, our love affair with this statement cut is deeply rooted. Rehmat Ajmal wears Zeenat Mahal 5 piece bridal set and exudes the grace of a Mughal Shehzadi. A beautiful tangerine outfit that has minimal accents of sindoori red velvet. The kameez is set on hand-loomed cotton net featuring scenic embellishments of Mughal miniature, a farshi gharara with block print and heavily hand embellished velvet borders. Worn with a net jaal dupatta with heavy floral embellished borders and velvet scallop. A zari organza dupatta decorated with marori and finished with gota.