Intricate Hand Embroidery in Sustainable Fabrics

For me, embroidery is the bridge between our rich textile heritage and the demands of modern style. I rely on traditional methods like floral French knots and motifs drawn from tribal art to bring a unique character to every garment. My work often features these details on structured Tassar Matka or linen, creating a deliberate contrast between the texture of the fabric and the precision of the needlework.

The placement of these details is intentional. Rather than crowding a piece, I look for balance, letting the embroidery act as a focal point on an asymmetrical tunic or along the lapels of an overcoat. This approach ensures that the garment retains its fluidity and ease while offering a visually rich experience. Whether you are looking for subtle threadwork on an evening set or a more dramatic peacock motif for an occasion, my goal is to create clothing that feels lived-in and deeply personal.