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  1. North India, Mughal, Fragmentary Double Niche (Qanat) Tent Panels, painted and resist dyed cotton. Sotheby’s Auction House, Lot 164

  2. Jacqui D Dress in Saffier Blush. Color Saffier Blush & Saffier Tangerine

  3. Vibrant Indian Spice Powder Bins

  1. North India, Mughal, Fragmentary Double Niche (Qanat) Tent Panels, painted and resist dyed cotton. Sotheby’s Auction House, Lot 164

  2. Jacqui D Dress in Saffier Blush. Color Saffier Blush & Saffier Tangerine

  3. Vibrant Indian Spice Powder Bins

  1. Woven Constructions by Julia Lines Wilson, Pine, Yarn, 2011

  2. Isabel Long Dress in Mandevilla Vista. Color Mandevilla Vista

  3. Villa Sbertoli - Abandoned Villa in Tuscany, Italy, 2025

  1. Woven Constructions by Julia Lines Wilson, Pine, Yarn, 2011

  2. Isabel Long Dress in Mandevilla Vista. Color Mandevilla Vista

  3. Villa Sbertoli - Abandoned Villa in Tuscany, Italy, 2025

  1. Necklace, platinum with diamoods and emeralds. Made by Vin Cleef & Arpels for Maharani Sita Devi of Baroda, 1949-50.

  2. The ISA Dress Animation

  3. Jacqui B Dress in Pendant Scallop

  1. Necklace, platinum with diamoods and emeralds. Made by Vin Cleef & Arpels for Maharani Sita Devi of Baroda, 1949-50.

  2. The ISA Dress Animation

  3. Jacqui B Dress in Pendant Scallop

  1. Detail of Lea Long Dress in Terrazzo Azure

  2. Zardozi Embroidery. The term "Zardozi" derives from Persian: zar meaning gold and dozi meaning embroidery, literally translating to "gold thread stitching". This opulent metal-thread craft was introduced to India around the 12th century via Persian cultural exchanges.It flourished to its peak during the Mughal Empire, when it was reserved exclusively for emperors, nobles and royal ceremonies. Luxurious Zardozi garments adorned Mughal court robes, ceremonial tapestries and royal wedding attires, featuring elaborate gold coil wires, silver strips, gemstones and reflective sequins. Following the decline of the Mughals, the craft suffered neglect and dwindled for decades. Its primary traditional production hubs remain Varanasi (Banaras), Lucknow and Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh.

  3. Pomegranates, sacred in Greco-Roman and Byzantine art, immortalized in fractured brilliance.

  1. Detail of Lea Long Dress in Terrazzo Azure

  2. Zardozi Embroidery. The term "Zardozi" derives from Persian: zar meaning gold and dozi meaning embroidery, literally translating to "gold thread stitching". This opulent metal-thread craft was introduced to India around the 12th century via Persian cultural exchanges.It flourished to its peak during the Mughal Empire, when it was reserved exclusively for emperors, nobles and royal ceremonies. Luxurious Zardozi garments adorned Mughal court robes, ceremonial tapestries and royal wedding attires, featuring elaborate gold coil wires, silver strips, gemstones and reflective sequins. Following the decline of the Mughals, the craft suffered neglect and dwindled for decades. Its primary traditional production hubs remain Varanasi (Banaras), Lucknow and Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh.

  3. Pomegranates, sacred in Greco-Roman and Byzantine art, immortalized in fractured brilliance.

  1. Mark Rothko No. 61 (Rust and Blue) [Brown Blue, Brown on Blue] 1953, Oil on canvas

  2. Jacqui B Dress in Jangle

  3. Makeup photoshoot by Michelle Monique

  1. Mark Rothko No. 61 (Rust and Blue) [Brown Blue, Brown on Blue] 1953, Oil on canvas

  2. Jacqui B Dress in Jangle

  3. Makeup photoshoot by Michelle Monique

  1. Campaign photo of ISA Silk B Dress in Jade Green

  2. Video still with one of Emily Kraus’ works, 2023 © The Sunday Painter & The artist

  3. Embroidered detail of ISA Silk B Dress in Jade Green

  1. Campaign photo of ISA Silk B Dress in Jade Green

  2. Video still with one of Emily Kraus’ works, 2023 © The Sunday Painter & The artist

  3. Embroidered detail of ISA Silk B Dress in Jade Green

  1. Camille Dress Illustration

  2. Adele Navy Moon & Star Embroidery Shoes

  3. Elisabetta Dessy in Camille Dress

  1. Camille Dress Illustration

  2. Adele Navy Moon & Star Embroidery Shoes

  3. Elisabetta Dessy in Camille Dress

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