Studio Nirjara

in ‘Didda’ Sharara Set

Didda was a powerful and formidable ruler of Kashmir . Drawing inspiration from this strong woman, Didda sharara set features a short silk velvet kurta with flared sharara pants with hand embroidered scallops at the hem.

Blush Nayab Gharara

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Inspired from the Afghani yokes, floral printed cotton silk Shalimar Kurta features hand aplliqued gaji yoke with hand embroidered floral jaal.

Rust Zareen Gharara with Joohi Odhani
Roomani 2023

Romanticising the poetry of existence.
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Maheem Kurta Set

Collection : Saar 2021

Tissue Inaara Saree

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Shabnam Kurta with adi bel odhani

Gathered on the side with our signature freehand ‘ruya’ embroidery.

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Henna is formidable, if only for a history spanning thousands of years. Most commonly, it is powdered or used for dye, harvested young and in bush form. Despite an original leaf-color of green, an array of pigments can be derived from the henna plant, from orange-yellow, to orange-red, to an ox-blood, brick red.
The plant lent its name to both the dye-paste and essential oils that were a consequence of its use, and soon enough, those three were synonymous in more than one culture. The word is derived from ancient Arabic: henna (or: hinna; khanna), believed to have been given to the plant by Arabic speaking Persians.

1. Bride on her wedding day
2. Henna art by
3. Henna art by .azra
4. Henna art by

Henna is formidable, if only for a history spanning thousands of years. Most commonly, it is powdered or used for dye, harvested young and in bush form. Despite an original leaf-color of green, an array of pigments can be derived from the henna plant, from orange-yellow, to orange-red, to an ox-blood, brick red.
The plant lent its name to both the dye-paste and essential oils that were a consequence of its use, and soon enough, those three were synonymous in more than one culture. The word is derived from ancient Arabic: henna (or: hinna; khanna), believed to have been given to the plant by Arabic speaking Persians.

1. Bride on her wedding day
2. Henna art by
3. Henna art by .azra

SN Classics
Can you ever go wrong with the whites?

Ivory Gul Seedh Kurta with Jaal Odhani
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Noorah Set with Adi bel odhani
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Firdaus Abho And Izaar
It’s still our most loved ensemble!

Surface technique : nakshi peeta and sitara kaam
Collection : Saar 2021

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Indian woman adorned in traditional attire practicing her customary embroidery.

Vision from the Inner Eye : The Photographic Art of A.L. Syed
Abid Milan Lal Mian Syed’s exceptional technical skill and artistic eye, in a career spanning 70 years, produced hundereds of striking B&W images that are a treasure of India’s Photographic heritage. This title offers a tribute to the man and his work.

Sajida Jama in Brown and Emerald green

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Maheem Kurta

Collection : Saar 2021

Love this customised shade of red for ‘Farah’ Kurta and ‘Shama’ Odhani.

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Zareen Gharara

The shimmering silk tissue embodies the spirit of celebrating life’s little treasures, captivating the essence of timeless elegance
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Roohi Kurta set in luxurious silk just perfect for a Mehendi function.

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Romanticising the poetry of existence…

Matching outfits that speak of classic romance !
Ruhma Set & Nawab Kurta

Collection - Roomani (2023)

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[museum archival]

Tunic, woven silk and silver thread, applied gold-wrapped thread, Sindh, c.1855

Sleeveless tunic of fine yellow silk, woven with stripes of silver thread and alternating with a buta motif. The edges are embellished with applied bands of silver-wrapped thread and fringes of purple silk ribbon decorated with gold-wrapped thread and sequins in a flower design.

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Farah Kurta

रूमानी • ROOMANI • رُمانی
Festive 2023

Romanticising the poetry of existence.
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Studio Nirjara x Mahoor Jamal

Mahoor in
Rani Pink Nawab Kurta paired with silk Lehenga &
Padmini Jaal Odhani

Mahoor Jamal () is an interdisciplinary artist based in Lahore. With a natural inclination towards illustration, she gained significant recognition by sharing her work on Instagram.

Mahoor finds her inspiration in people, in the beauty of their contradictions and imperfections. Her illustrations and paintings embrace the magnificence of Pakistani Bridal lehengas, their intricate embroideries, the coy glamour of South Asian femininity and the tortuous history of her culture that both muffles and amplifies her creative voice.

Studio Nirjara x Mahoor Jamal

Mahoor Jamal () is an interdisciplinary artist based in Lahore. With a natural inclination towards illustration, she gained significant recognition by sharing her work on Instagram.

Mahoor finds her inspiration in people, in the beauty of their contradictions and imperfections. Her illustrations and paintings embrace the magnificence of Pakistani Bridal lehengas, their intricate embroideries, the coy glamour of South Asian femininity and the tortuous history of her culture that both muffles and amplifies her creative voice.

Mahoor’s illustrations features :
Rani Pink Nawab Kurta paired with Lehenga
Rani Pink Padmini Jaal Odhani

Gulbaag Kurta with Adi Bel Odhani

‘Gulbaag’ literally translates ‘phulon ka baugh’.

The cotton silk floral and side gathered kurta with sitara kaam is paired with ‘Phulwari’ cotton silk floral salwar featuring hand embroidered aari tikki border at the hem.

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Chandani Scarf 🌙

Winter Velvets
Noorah Set with Gulbadan Odhani
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in ‘Zoya’ Kurta Set

Collection : Saba 2022
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[museum archival]

Gold Cloth; Hyderabad 1855

This delicate length of gold-cloth has been embellished with shards of jewel beetle-wings, crimped silver-gilt wire, metal-wrapped thread and sequins. Gold-cloth is woven of flattened silver-gilt wire and silk and is very fragile. This length was probably made to be used as trimming for a garment.

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