
Barat
The heaviest piece — farshi or choli lehanga in traditional reds and golds.
A bridal commission is a collaboration. We build the outfit around you at our Lahore atelier — your silhouette, your palette, your event.
Most brides commission two or more pieces with us. Booking them together keeps the palette coherent and the schedule safe.

The heaviest piece — farshi or choli lehanga in traditional reds and golds.

Softer palettes and structured gowns or lehangas for the reception.

Lighter, more playful — angrakha, sharara and gharara in fresh colours.

Refined and modest, in ivory, blush and pastel tones.
Hand embroidery cannot be rushed without losing quality. These are the timelines we work to.
Heavy barat pieces with dense zardozi and dabka work, plus two fittings.
Medium embroidery, custom dyeing and structured construction.
Lighter pieces — gowns, maxis and embroidered shirts.
Working to a shorter deadline? Ask us — we'll tell you honestly what's achievable.

Twelve weeks for a full barat piece with dense zardozi and dabka work, eight for a walima or mehndi outfit, and four for lighter formal wear. Those windows include the two fittings. If your date is tighter than that, ask anyway — we will tell you honestly what is achievable rather than take the booking and miss it.
Two, with adjustments made between them. They are part of the commission, not charged as extras. Your measurements are taken at the design consultation and kept on record, so a second piece ordered later starts from the same numbers.
Yes. We deliver across Pakistan and ship worldwide. For overseas orders the fittings are the thing to plan around — talk to us early so the schedule allows for them.
Zardozi, dabka, resham, sequin and pearl work, done by hand by our own karigars. We work with katan, jamawar, velvet, organza, net and tissue, and dye to match a shade you bring us. Where machine work is genuinely the better choice for a piece, we say so rather than pretend otherwise.
Our newest articles are not sent out as photographs. Book a video call and we will show you what is in the studio live — how the fabric falls, how heavy the work is and the true colour, none of which a photograph reports honestly. You are also welcome to visit the studio by appointment.
855-F / 856-F, Kinari Bazaar, Rang Mahal, in the Walled City of Lahore. Consultations are by appointment so you have our full attention and the floor to yourself.
Cutting, dyeing, embroidery, stitching and fitting are each logged against your order in our own system — so when you ask where your outfit is, you get a real answer, not a guess.
Our latest bridals aren't shared as photographs. Book a video call and we'll show you what's in the studio right now.