Cut from a washed cotton canvas, this hooded jacket is adorned with tonal hand-embroidery and beadwork across the chest and front. Delicate floral motifs are built up with black beads and sequins, creating subtle texture that catches light without overpowering the silhouette. Adorned with Salma Sitara work, a centuries-old embroidery tradition from the Indian subcontinent once reserved for royalty and ceremonial dress. Known for its luminous floral and star-like motifs, the technique blends metallic thread, sequins, and hand-stitching to create patterns that shimmer with movement. Crafted in Pakistan, this piece took over 80 hours per piece, across 8–10 days - each stitch a reflection of mastery passed down through generations.