Bridals

A marvel, a classic, an outfit forged in the traditionalisms of old and the crafts of tomorrow. Laleen quite exquisitely embodies feminine grace which derives its beauty from its sober palette of peachy tones and hush pinks. However it's truly brought together by the achromatic embellishments done on the opulent fabric creating a splendorous display of a timeless bridal. Its accompanying maiden comes in the form of a delicate veil, adding an innocent charm to the ensemble. The rosebud veil drapes over one's shoulders with it's fabric radiating unmatched elegance. Every fold and stitch is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship here at Sara Rohale Asghar.

Shireen a deep blush pink silk lehnga choli owing its palette and motifs to the works of Persian artwork and architecture accentuated with gold and silver work inspired by the sufi workers of the ancient empire. Coupled with fresh blood dupatta sitting like fresh frost on a flower in wee hours of the winter morning.

Maya, an outfit true to its name imbibes a majestic double layer pishwaas featuring artwork from mughlai archives rendered to perfection with kashmiri tilla, dabka, kora and pearls. The illustrious outfit is paired with an elaborate rouge dupatta completing the look for the all classic bride.

Areeba is an enchanting bridal masterpiece. The classic red shirt and dupatta paired with Jamni keemkhab farshi glimmering with metallic inclusion, dabka and mukesh creating a theatrical palette with an eastern flavor for the dulhan.

Zahira pays homage to the all red traditional bride. An elaborate farshi ensemble heavily adorned with work of classic mukesh, zardozi, tilla and beads woven into flowers jaal and geometric patterns. It truly incapsulates the essence of a handcrafted masterpiece curated with love and months of labour with artisans replicating yester years aura for today's woman.

A warm shade of tangerine-hued silk sprawled intricately with tilla, threads, resham, gota, and mukaish drenched with an old-school charm.