Blooming Again

Hand-cutwork florals unfold along the border in tonal threadwork, with delicate bead and sequin accents.

$675

(Inclusive of craftsmanship & materials)

Available Shades

Complimentary Shipping Across the United States

Created for LifeWire's Resilience Edit. $100 from every purchase helps survivors of domestic violence rebuild and rise. +

About LifeWire Since 1982, LifeWire has partnered with survivors of domestic violence across Washington State, offering safety, stability, and a path toward healing. To date, they've supported over 176,000 survivors and their families. About the Resilience Edit This shawl is part of a limited capsule collection created in partnership with LifeWire — each piece hand-embroidered to embody a different stage of healing: freedom, community, hope, and new beginnings. The Impact $100 from every purchase in this collection is contributed directly to LifeWire, supporting their work with survivors across Washington State.

Material +

100% cashmere, chosen for its exceptional softness, durability, and refined drape.

Care +

Dry clean only. Store folded in the Blooming Orchid dust bag to preserve the integrity of the fabric and embroidery.

Shipping and Returns +

Each Blooming Orchid piece is handcrafted in small batches in our family atelier in India. Please allow 10–12 business days for your piece to be carefully prepared and dispatched. Once shipped, you will receive tracking details to follow its journey to you. For further information, please review our Shipping & Returns policy.

Crafted with Care

Master Karigar: Omar Abdullah

Our Masters Behind the Thread

Master: Three master hands brought this piece to life.

Embroidery Technique

Cutwork embroidery with sequin and stones

Dimensions

Dimensions: 200 cm / 74 cm

Materials

100% cashmere

Frequently Asked Questions

Each Blooming Orchid creation begins with thoughtfully sourced natural materials, chosen for their softness, longevity, and ability to hold intricate hand embroidery. Our pieces are most often crafted using fine cashmere, silks, and heritage blends that have been used in artisanal textile traditions for generations. These materials are selected not only for how they feel against the skin, but for how beautifully they age—becoming softer, richer, and more personal over time.

Every Blooming Orchid piece is hand-embroidered in our family atelier, making gentle care essential. We recommend professional dry cleaning to preserve the delicacy of the embroidery and the integrity of the fabric. When not in use, store your shawl folded softly in a breathable cloth bag, away from direct light. With mindful care, your piece is designed to be cherished for years—and passed on as an heirloom.

Each Blooming Orchid creation is made entirely by hand, one stitch at a time. Subtle variations in embroidery, color, or dimension are a natural part of this process and a quiet hallmark of authenticity. These nuances are not imperfections—they are a reminder that your piece was crafted slowly, by human hands, and is uniquely yours.

Sustainability for us begins with intention, not trends. Blooming Orchid practices slow, small-batch production, creating pieces meant to last beyond seasons rather than contribute to disposable fashion. By working with traditional techniques, skilled artisans, and minimal waste processes, we honor both craft and responsibility—believing that the most sustainable garment is one that is treasured and worn for a lifetime.

Blooming Orchid pieces are crafted in our family atelier in India, where master artisans bring decades of embroidery expertise to each creation. Many of our karigars have honed their craft over generations, contributing to couture work for global runways and ateliers. We proudly honor the hands behind each piece, believing that true luxury carries the story of the people who create it.

Ethics and quality are intrinsic to how Blooming Orchid was built. We work directly with our artisans, maintain fair practices, and oversee each stage of creation within our atelier. Every piece is reviewed with intention—because honoring the craft also means honoring the people behind it.

Blooming Again