Why it's worth it
Gold embroidery from collar to hem — this coat arrives already dressed.
The Edit
Deep forest green velvet is the base for a coat that carries edge-to-edge zardozi-style metallic embroidery — silver and gold fan motifs stacked in vertical columns from collar to hem, with scattered leaf detailing on the sleeves and back. Frog closures run the full center front, and a generous natural fur collar anchors the neckline with a satin ribbon bow. The construction reads closer to a ceremonial robe than a coat, with every panel treated as embroidery real estate.
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