The Mughal Queen NoorJehan and beautiful Princess Jahanara™ called Persian and Turkish craftsmen to India, who passed secret art of crafting royal dresses to only their generations.

Later the Queens of Nizams of Deccan adapted the original Mughal style. Now popularly known in India as Hyderabadi Joda.
Today the expensive Mughal art is kept alive by Jahanara Collections ™ as very few craftsmen survive.
Worldwide only the privileged Jahanara Collections™ products are proof of royalty and grandeur which cant be captured in fake copies of original exemplary royal art & crafts of Jahanara™

GOLDEN MOMENTS - The Hyderabadi style Kurta is made from hand crushed golden tissue with golden silk satin inner and Churridar pajama of brocade, imparting a luxurious feel.

The Kurta has six panels ( 6 kali) and each panel is highlighted by gold handmade lace.

Front and back of Kurta is embellished by borders that are adorned with handwork of zari, kundan, beads, and tikkis. The hand painting on Kurta is outlined by Golden Aari work.

Neckline in traditional Hyderabadi style with embellishment of zari border also on armholes, half sleeves and entire flare. The neckline has delicate golden chords for tie-up

Three metres long traditional Hyderabadi Khada Dupatta is an exemplary creation. Golden trimmings on borders give exquisite touch to the royal ensemble.

The Churridar pajama is a masterpiece by Jahanara Collections ™

Luxury Brocade fabric of Churridar pajama made exclusively to complement border on kurta and dupatta. The brocade has intricate golden floral zari pattern .

All Churridars have snap button at ankles and finished with a prestitched elastic belt / pajama chord as specified.
The mark of a lady, elegant very well tailored, classic en-vogue and royal.