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Multicolor Long Printed Kaftan with Zari Embroidered Florals and Paisleys
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Multicolor Long Printed Kaftan with Zari Embroidered Florals and Paisleys

handloomed in velvet,
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Item codeSEB38
MaterialVelvet
DimensionsFree Size
Care

Gentle hand-wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Avoid soaking. Iron on medium heat while slightly damp.

about the piece,

Description

There are evenings that ask to be dressed in something that remembers its own making. This long kaftan is fashioned from velvet, a cloth that holds colour with uncommon depth, and its surface carries a procession of florals and paisleys rendered in zari embroidery. The zari work draws from a tradition long practised in the ateliers of Varanasi and Surat, where metallic thread is coaxed into forms that catch candlelight and hold their shape across decades. The printed ground beneath the embroidery adds a further layer of narrative, its multicolour arrangement lending the garment a festive generosity without tipping into excess. Velvet of this kind rewards unhurried movement, the pile shifting tone as the wearer moves, making the same garment appear different across the hours of an evening. Free-sized and long in its silhouette, it is suited to celebratory gatherings, winter festivities, or those quieter moments when dressing well is itself a private pleasure. Wear it with simple gold jhumkas and a pair of kolhapuri sandals, allowing the embroidery to remain the true conversation. A fine pashmina stole in ivory would complete the effect on a cooler evening.

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Behind this piece

Velvet has long held a particular gravity in Indian ceremonial dress, its pile catching candlelight in ways that flatter both the wearer and the craft. Here, that weight is lifted into something more fluid: a long kaftan cut for ease and occasion alike, its surface alive with zari-threaded florals and paisleys worked in the tradition of metallic embroidery that has ornamented Mughal-inspired textiles for centuries. The paisleys, those ancient teardrop forms borrowed from Persian boteh motifs, arrive here in a multicolour field that reads as festive without demanding formality. This is celebration made wearable.

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How to style

For a winter wedding or a sangeet, wear this kaftan as your statement layer over a churidar in ivory or champagne silk, and anchor the look with antique gold jhumkas and kolhapuri heels in tan. For a festive family gathering at home, pair it with tapered palazzo trousers in a tonal solid and flat mojaris in embroidered leather. For a diaspora dinner abroad, let the kaftan stand alone over straight-cut trousers in black crepe, and add a single oxidised silver bangle and pointed-toe block heels. Three readings, one garment.

to last,

Fabric & care

Velvet requires a gentle hand and a considered routine. Dry clean this kaftan to protect both the pile and the zari embroidery, as machine washing will crush the velvet's nap and may tarnish the metallic threads over time. If steaming at home, hold the steamer several centimetres from the surface and work against the pile to restore its lift. Never fold velvet for storage. Instead, hang on a padded hanger inside a breathable cotton garment bag, away from direct sunlight and humidity, which cause pile compression and colour shift in metallic work.

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Each piece is hand-loomed by artisan clusters we work with directly across India. Small irregularities in the weave are the hallmark of handloom — not a defect.