Each piece drawn from a painting or a pattern book, and embroidered by hand in Pakistan. Any of them can be remade in your size and colours.
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A homage to Mughal painter Ustad Mansur and his 17th-century gyrfalcon. Plaid and corduroy, with hand embroidery of falcons and florals.
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Ustad Mansur's painting Two Cranes, reimagined as a long coat embroidered with cranes and flowers.
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Ivory velvet corduroy with the floral geometry of Mughal tapestries. Hand embroidery, metal beading and threadwork form marigolds along the lapels, pockets and hem.
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Soft sky-blue and ivory silk, hand embroidered with classical motifs and metallic beadwork.
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Mid-century couture structure with 1920s Art Nouveau roses in silk thread, beading and tassels.
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Charcoal wool with black velvet lapels. Embroidered roses on the front and sleeves, lined in white silk.
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Deep forest-green wool. Metallic hand embroidery traces the sleeves, lapels and pockets.
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Ancient Egyptian lotus motifs, symbols of rebirth, embroidered on buttery yellow silk.
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Sea-green suiting scattered with embroidered fans in coral and navy at the cuffs, pockets and hem.
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Powder-blue corduroy with saffron lotus fans rising from the pockets and buds at the collar.
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Sage suiting with a darker green peak lapel. A phoenix in coral, teal and gold rises up each sleeve.
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Apricot silk with white flowering stems down the front and around the sleeve.
