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Introducing Duleep — a refined expression of regal grandeur. The short jacket, crafted from self-patterned karandi fabric, is embellished with anchor embroidery and adda work, featuring floral motifs and intricate scrolls along the hem and sleeves. Layered over a pure silk shirt adorned with decorative trim and subtle embroidery, and paired with patterned trousers, this ensemble combines timeless elegance

Presenting Sardar — an ensemble that effortlessly fuses tradition with western flair. The block-printed motifs are intricately accented with adda and resham embroidery, while the band collar features refined doori detailing. Layered over a pure silk shirt and paired with sleek suiting trousers, this look is perfect for the modern gentleman.

Introducing Raj — a vision of regal sophistication in ice blue. The prince coat is made of self-patterned karandi features delicate gold adda work along the sleeves, band collar, and the hemline, exuding a subtle grandeur. Paired with a short kurta and flared pants in plain karandi fabric, this ensemble offers contemporary elegance fit for any occasion.

Introducing *Sukhman* — a graceful celebration of Mughal artistry. The white self-karandi vest features embroidered borders and floral bouquet motifs, enriched with intricate dori work along the hemline and button placket. Layered over a short kurta with embroidered sleeves and paired with flared trousers, this ensemble blends traditional craftsmanship with modern minimalism.

Presenting Naunihal — a refined ensemble in ice blue, featuring a self-patterned cotton net vest adorned with resham and adda embroidery for a touch of intricate artistry. Layered over a raw silk inner kurta with resham detailing on the sleeves. and is paired with plain trousers, this look embodies effortless elegance.

Introducing Fateh — a timeless white sherwani in pure karandi fabric, embellished with intricate chord embroidery and delicate tread work depicting beautiful Mughal jaali in tonal shades. Layered over a plain karandi inner kurta and wide trousers, this ensemble embodies understated sartorial elegance.

Introducing Dalbir — a striking white sherwani in self-patterned cotton silk, featuring a refined chevron design in resham and adda work across the front. Layered over a cotton silk kurta with subtle resham embroidery on the sleeves, and paired with wide trousers, this ensemble exudes an artisanal touch.

Introducing Mehtab — an exquisite off-white cotton-silk kurta adorned with block-printed Mughal jaali patterns and intricate resham embroidery, complemented by delicate cotton trims. Paired with plain trousers and a matching shawl crafted from kula karandi fabric, featuring coordinating block prints and decorative details, this ensemble is a refined combination of classic lines and modern accents.

Introducing Tanveet — a refined pink vest in self-patterned karandi fabric, accented with embroidered borders and delicate dori work along the hem and placket. Paired with a short kurta featuring embroidered sleeves and wide trousers, this ensemble offers a polished look

Introducing Diljit — a sophisticated white vest crafted from cotton net, adorned with block-printed floral boteh motifs and accentuated by delicate aari work. Layered over a plain cotton net kurta featuring tonal details around the button placket, and paired with matching plain trousers, this ensemble offers classic lines, with a contemporary cool look

Aurangzeb, from the 'Raag Darbari' collection inspired by the legendary musician Tansen, is a masterful creation designed for Mehendi celebrations. Crafted from olive green raw silk, this sherwani is adorned with resham thread embroidery depicting Mughal gulnari floral motifs, further enriched with intricate adda work, evoking the grandeur of Asif Jah Haveli. An exquisite pairing of a pure karandi kurta in a deep olive green, adorned with kacha tilla baddla metallic thread embellishments. The accompanying karandi trousers features meticulously embroidered tilla detailing at the bottom. This ensemble offers versatility, perfect when paired with a olive green raw silk sherwani for a grand Mehendi, or worn alone for an understated yet elegant look.