Maeva

A lama silk shirt in the softest mint, washed with heavy silver zardozi worked across the body — dense at the bodice, scattered as it falls, finished by hand in the Atelier over several weeks of slow work. Fine tassels trail from the sleeves, weighted just enough to move with her. The shirt is paired with a tissue net dupatta in the same pale mint and a raw silk trouser cut clean to let the embroidery speak. Completed with a hand-finished cut potli that mirrors the work above. For the valima, an engagement, or a daytime ceremony where she wants to be remembered without having tried. Style with silver jhumkas, hair softly pulled back, a bare neckline, and no second statement.