A warm and comfy woolen pheran has just been handpicked to make your winter season merrier. The pheran has been made from fine, soft wool that is lightweight as well as warm. Intricate motifs spread all over the base of this pheran in Aari and Zari embroidery, making it a blend of comfort and style. Ideal for cozy winter gatherings with friends and family, this pchre shaded wool pheran looks exquisite while wrapping you in the ultimate comfort.

Zari Embroidery
Zari or Zardozi is believed to have a Persian origin (about 300 years ago). This luxurious embroidery type is a needlework done with golden and silver metallic threads. It gives an elegant and dressy look to any garment it is done on. Mostly done on luxurious fabrics like velvet, silk, or crepe, its intricacy appeals to many.
The method used to make Zari has not changed and still adhered to tradition. Four key steps are involved in the production process. The first one is designing. The design is drawn with a pencil on butter paper, and the outline is then punctured with a needle. Next, the design is traced onto the fabric by placing the butter paper on top of it while it is carefully spread on a flat table. Now the colour solution is dabbed over the butter paper with the help of a small cloth piece. The ink and design are effortlessly transferred to the fabric. Next the fabric is stretched tightly on a wooden frame. Artisans sit around the frame to begin embroidering. As embroidery is done, excess threads are snipped off and only after a strict quality check, the product is made available for sale.
Aari Embroidery
Kashida Kari or Aari embroidery is one of the most famous craft forms of Kashmir, and has roots in centuries-old tradition. This intricate needlework is done by the most skillful artisans using a hooked needle to create thick, bright patterns that reflect the natural beauty of the valley. Each thread speaks of artisan skill and heritage, making each piece like a wearable art. By choosing authentic Kashmiri Aari embroidered Pherans, you support traditional craftsmanship, fair wages, and sustainable slow fashion

Styling Tips
1. Pair with off white or beige culottes or trousers for a sophisticated look
2. Enhance your looks with this embroidered pheran by pairing it with gold bangles
3. Keep your makeup soft and gently curl your hair. This minimal look will create magic against the ochre pheran