The design
Stone Work: Jewels Sewn into Cloth
Sewing stones onto cloth is an old Indian way of making a garment shine like jewellery. For the Mughal and Rajput courts, embroiderers worked real gems, seed pearls and gold thread into robes, sashes and furnishings. Today the stones are cut glass or acrylic, framed by a ring of zari thread and sequins that also holds them in place. Here, each red or green stone sits at the centre of a small gold medallion, echoing the rubies and emeralds of court jewellery.
Piece by piece
Technical Specifications
What each piece is made of, and how it is finished.
Gown
- Fabric
- Art silk, crushed shimmer finish
- Workmanship
- Thread and sequin motifs set with red and green stones
- Inner lining
- Soft micro cotton
- Stitching
- M (38) to 2XL (44), margin to 3XL; padded
- Length
- 51–52 in
- Flair
- 4.5 m
- Structure & closure
- Sweetheart neck, short sleeves, open back with tasselled ties
Dupatta
- Fabric
- Art silk
- Workmanship
- Stone motifs, scalloped thread and sequin border
- Length
- 2.1 m
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
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We replace, free of cost, anything that arrives damaged, defective or wrong, if you tell us within 48 hours of delivery. Kurta sets and kurtis can be exchanged once for a different size within 3 days (₹150 exchange shipping). We do not accept change-of-mind returns.
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Delivery is free across India. We dispatch in 2–3 business days; delivery then takes 3–5 days to metro cities, 5–7 to smaller cities and 7–10 to remote areas.
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Yes, anywhere in India. We confirm every COD order on WhatsApp before we ship it.
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We send your tracking link on WhatsApp and email as soon as your order ships.
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