A traditional gharara that takes us back to the 1960s, cut in pure jamawar zari and pure organza with gota work and the oversized flare of classical painchas — the silhouette grandmothers remember, made properly.
The shirt is the atelier's showpiece: intricately hand-worked dabka, kora, naqshi, kundan, gotta and pearls massed at the neck and sleeves, with pearl and katdana tassels swinging from the daaman. Work of this density is made to order, one piece at a time.
In its ivory register it photographs like an heirloom — the classical choice for a nikkah or engagement bride who wants tradition worn straight, without reinterpretation.