Wedding Formals

Gul-e-Khaas is something rare done in dark green Indian silk ensemble, bold and botanical, starts with a sleeveless choli in floral printed silk, traced with golden embroidery across the neckline and straps like delicate vines creeping along marble. The lehenga spills open like a secret Mughal garden, featuring appliqués of the same floral print, layered over block-printed motifs and enhanced with gota patti, mirror work, and fine hand embroidery. The spade-like motifs cascade downward and transform into intricate geometric patterns inspired by Mughal ceiling art symmetrical, hypnotic, and rich in detail. Lines of sequins and mirrorwork slash through the skirt like glints of sun in foliage. The hemline is a spectacle unto itself, with an ornate Mughal border densely embroidered in golden threadwork. The matching organza dupatta is no less opulent, blooming with large and small printed flowers at both ends, accented with gota patti and adda work, framed by embroidered borders and finished with charming kiran trims and fluttering tassels

Gulé Jaan is dipped in the pale luminescence of icy blue Indian silk. The choli, long-sleeved with a graceful boat neckline, features a double-sleeve illusion and subtle structure, embroidered in golden thread with twinkling pearls that dangle at the cuffs like icicles on a window ledge. The lehenga is composed of angular silk appliqué panels stitched together like stained glass, each one enclosing a peacock motif picked out in sequins and zari. Across the expanse, palmette-shaped borders stretch in angular symmetry, embroidered in fine gold thread, leading to a finely decorated hemline that sparkles like snow caught in twilight. The organza dupatta, light as a frost-kissed breeze, is embroidered with soft flowers in silken and metallic threads, framed with a scalloped internal border and edged in traditional golden kiran

Mahjabeen is soft, white, and crafted in cream Indian silk, the ensemble is steeped in old-world techniques: silk appliqués, block print, adda embroidery, and glimmering mirror work. The choli is cut in a halter style, accentuated by Mughal jaali patterns in threadwork that enclose delicate gota patti florets like latticework backlit by sunrise. The panelled lehenga begins with a gentle spray of ascending Mughal motifs stitched in thread, building into wave-like chevrons, and ending in an explosion of large floral motifs reminiscent of miniature garden murals. These are all bordered with wide bands of embroidery, mirror work, and hand-done Mughal jaali inspired designs. The organza dupatta is an artwork in itself, featuring chevrons in sequins on both ends, scattered Mughal florals, and four glistening borders in gota and adda, each edge finished in soft golden kiran

Dark and dramatic as a broody ghazal, Dil Ras in black Indian silk features a full-sleeved choli that is dotted with a constellation of miniature motifs embroidered in metallic and silken threads, making it a starry sky of its own. The lehenga begins in deep maroon panels that gently bleed into black, layered with printed and embroidered cypress trees and Levantine palmettes that rise like architectural sentinels. Each motif is carefully block printed and hand-embellished with glittering mirrorwork, sequins, and golden thread. The hemline is circled with rich maroon and gold borders, stacked and layered like antique inlay on a treasure chest. The organza dupatta carries maroon and gold floral sprays across its breadth, shimmering with gota pati and adda work, edged with embroidered trims on all four sides.

Like its namesake Empress, Arjumand is a study in refined power and poetic beauty. Crafted in off-white Indian silk and blooming with printed appliqués, block print, embroidery, mirror work, and hand adda, it’s a composition both painterly and precise. The choli features a delicately cut floral neckline and half sleeves embroidered with metallic thread vines, scattered with sequins and glinting beadwork. The lehenga tells its own story: peach-colored blossoms and jade green leaves swirl into wide panels that open like Mughal fans, evolving into floral scallops and ending in a repeat border of flowers. Multiple Mughal-inspired borders rim the hem, densely embroidered in thread, sequins, and mirrorwork. The organza dupatta echoes these floral roundels, its motifs encased in decorative frames and lit with subtle embroidery. Trims run all around the border, finished with tassels that swing like flirtation itself.

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

Step into the regal world of the Rangeeli ensemble – a sartorial symphony of heritage and style. The ferozi blue lehnga boasts teal blue and grey appliques adorned with goti and block, creating a masterpiece of craftsmanship. The halterneck choli features exquisite goti work, while the organza duptta, embellished with block print and goti, adds a touch of royal elegance. This is our contemprary take on gota patti work, a centuries-old art form that breathes life into each stitch

Immerse yourself in the Karishma ensemble, where a kajal black Indian silk lehnga embraces grey appliques, goti, and trims. The Indian silk choli features arri and adda work, culminating in trims, while the organza duptta with trims, block print, and kiran detailing adds an enchanting finishing touch. This ensemble pays homage to the rich history of Gota Patti work – an ancient craft dating back to the Mughal era, infusing this modern masterpiece with a touch of regal allure.

Embrace warmth and richness in the Inzar ensemble, showcasing a peetal browwn Indian silk lehnga adorned with dark brown appliques and intricate goti kinari. The Indian silk choli boasts goti and adda work, harmonizing seamlessly with the organza duptta featuring block print and enhanced trims. The earthy tones create a captivating canvas, reflecting the beauty of nature's hues.

Illuminate the scene with the Ratan ensemble, featuring a chandi hued lehnga adorned with pink and green appliques, block print, and goti. The Indian silk choli showcases block and adda work, while the double-tone duptta with block and goti enhanced trims captures the essence of contemporary regality.

Embrace the natural allure of the Amaltas ensemble, featuring an zaitoon green Indian silk lehnga adorned with khaki appliques. The Indian silk choli boasts block and adda work, complementing the Sitari organza duptta with Indian silk goti and intricate trims. Traditionally used to adorn royal attire, Gota pati is here reimagined to grace this ensemble with cultural richness.

Step into elegance with the Nisa ensemble, showcasing an moti white Indian silk lehnga adorned with two-color appliques, block, and goti, enhanced with trims. The complimenting moti white choli features adda and goti work, while the Kacha tila duptta with arri, shisha work, and a four-side border enhanced with kiran adds a touch of timeless charm. The gotta trims used here originally derived from the Persian word 'gota,' meaning 'string,' is meticulously handcrafted by artisans, infusing each piece with unparalleled artistry.