Ancestral needlework

Preserving royal Punjabi couture

Within our cooperative workshops, master karigars spend hundreds of hours hand-guiding pure silver bullion and real gold tilla across stretched adda frames.

Curatorial lineage

Court textiles reborn

Every motif originates from documented Punjabi court textiles dating to eighteenth-century Patiala and Lahore. We consult private archival ledgers to resurrect forgotten courtly silhouettes, from the stately drape of royal patiala salwars to authentic phulkari geometry rendered in heavy silk.

Our master embroiderers work in cooperative ateliers with dignified compensation and multi-generational pride. Pure silver bullion and electroplated gold wire replace synthetic metallic threads, ensuring each commissioned bridal garment carries genuine museum-grade textile weight that endures across generations.

Our ethos

True couture refuses seasonal compromise. We measure each silhouette to the millimeter so the needlework outlasts memory.

Maison Master Karigar Guild

Begin your bespoke heirloom

Private atelier consultations and custom trousseau appointments are hosted by appointment in Chandigarh, London, and Vancouver.