Hand-Beaded Nargis Corset Top | ASHAALIA Spring Racing the haath phool extends the

the haath phool extends the jewellery beyond where a bracelet ends

the Nargis motif runs along the arms: a botanical border on a contemporary wide silhouette

The motif entered the Mughal textile tradition as a botanical reference worked into shawls and court garments with extraordinary precision

and its method from Mughal court tradition - where metallic and stone star elements were distributed across garment surfaces to reflect light and mark significance

or worn with a simple body as the lead piece

Hand-Beaded Nargis Corset Top | ASHAALIA Spring Racing the haath phool extends theConceived in mid weight crepe polyester and lined in silk satin, the Nargis Corset receives approximately 12 hours of Karigari hand beading at the bodice. Each element is applied by the artisan's hand in ASHAALIA's the Bay of Bengal atelier. The bodice is beaded panel by panel before assembly; the silk satin lining is cut to support the stone weight without pulling at the structured seams. The sweetheart neckline accentuates the dcolletage. Nargis is