MOF AZ-1
Colour:
Base Colour: Soft beige or ivory.
Embroidery Colour: Multicoloured pastel tones – soft pinks, mint greens, lavenders, and light gold.
This pastel combination adds a dreamy, romantic vibe while keeping it elegant and modern.
Fabric:
Top & Skirt Base: Likely raw silk or satin silk, providing structure and richness.
Overlay (Dupatta/Cape): Net or organza, known for its lightness and flow, adorned with embroidery and scalloped gold edging.
Embroidery / Work:
Type of Work:
Heavy zari and zardozi embroidery.
Intricate thread work and bead embellishments.
Hints of sequins, stones, and pearls for subtle sparkle.
Design Motifs:
Floral and vine patterns cascading from top to hem.
Symmetrical, hand-embroidered detailing that creates a luxurious finish.
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MOF AZ-3
InquireColour:
Base Colour: Soft ivory or off-white with warm undertones.
Embroidery Colour: Antique gold, with slight hints of silver or champagne sequins for a delicate shimmer.
This classic palette is perfect for pre-wedding events or even as a nikah or walima outfit for brides who love understated elegance.
Fabric:
Top (Kameez): Likely georgette or chiffon with lining — flows softly yet holds shape.
Sharara (Bottom): Possibly raw silk or satin — has a rich fall and structured flair.
Dupatta: Organza or net, sheer and bordered with embroidery.
Embroidery / Work:
Type of Work:
Zari and zardozi embroidery dominate the borders and sleeves.
Sequin, stone, and dabka work scattered throughout.
Intricate floral and paisley motifs at the hem and dupatta.
MOF AZ-4
InquireColour:
Base Colour: Champagne gold or light beige.
Accent Colours: Deep maroon/burgundy at the hem, enhancing the richness.
Embroidery Colours: Antique gold, olive, and hints of bronze and maroon.
This blend gives a timeless and royal finish, ideal for evening events or traditional wedding ceremonies.
Fabric:
Kameez (Top): Likely jamawar, banarasi silk, or organza-lined fabric with heavy embroidery.
Lehenga (Bottom): Raw silk or velvet border, adding weight and opulence to the flare.
Dupatta: Net or tissue with dense embellishments and four-sided embroidered borders.
Embroidery / Work:
Type of Work:
Heavy zardozi, gota, and resham work.
Tilla, dabki, sequins, stones, and antique beads.
Embellished neckline, sleeves, borders, and motifs throughout the kameez and dupatta.
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