A meticulous single-thread embroidery technique known for its fine, airy detailing. It creates subtle floral and paisley motifs with precision, adding a refined, lightweight finish to the garment.

One of India’s oldest textile traditions, the process involves hand stamping fabric using intricately carved wooden blocks dipped in colour. Slight irregularities, overlaps and imperfections make every printed fabric feel alive and unique.

Kasab embroidery has its roots in the traditions of the Mughal courts, where metallic threadwork was used to adorn garments for royalty and nobility. Traditionally worked in gold and silver, it adds a rich shimmer and depth, making every garment feel like a jewel in motion.