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Wrap yourself in luxurious clothing that will give you warmth and a fashionable look at the same time. This is an extensive collection of embroidered ethnic women’s coats inspired by the rich tapestry of Indian culture. From stylish short jackets to long coats, we provide you with a wide range of options to choose from. Whether you are getting ready casually or attending a special occasion, our masterpieces are sure to elevate your look to new heights.
The woolen long coats from Kashmir are a feast for the eyes. Bearing detailed colorful embroidery all over the rich fabric, they are a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the skilled artisans who have poured their hearts into each piece. They employ the Aari embroidery method to carry the fine thread work and create mesmerizing floral and other traditional motifs. The collection also includes some of the finest pieces of Phulkari embroidered waistcoats, a speciality of Punjab.
The bright and bold colored floral patterns look visually appealing. We also feature Kashmiri Abayas with Arabian sleeves that display lovely prints. All our masterpieces come in a plethora of designs and colors. At Exotic India Art, we allow our customers to choose their favorite pieces that resonate with their personalities and taste.
Our collection includes all types of embroidered coats and jackets; from waistcoats to long coats. These are not only confined to traditional styles but can also be worn to get a classic or contemporary look.
Silk fabric is lightweight and breathable and thus a jacket made out of it can be worn comfortably in all weather conditions. However, proper care should be taken to maintain its beauty and elegance.
Since a silk embroidered jacket is delicate in nature, it is essential to handle it properly. When not in use, store it in a dry and cool place to prevent discolouration. Do not use harsh chemicals and solvents to wash it. Rather, dry clean it. It is always advised to iron the silk garments on the reverse side and on the lowest heat setting to prevent damage to their delicate fibres. Also, they should not be exposed to direct sunlight or excess moisture.
