Zardouzee by Alark Lall

Crafted to be worn now, treasured forever.

A Red Worth Remembering

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Zardozi. Gemstones. Silence.

Carried Like a Statement

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A signature lion in Zardozi

Seen on the Red Carpet.

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Framed in wood and brass.

An Object of Desire.

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Designed by Alark Lall

Sculpted by Craft.

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Our Legacy Lives in Every Stitch

Born in the royal ateliers of Agra in 1845, Zardouzee by Alark Lall carries forwardthe treasured craft of Mughal zardosi — hand embroidery once reserved forqueens and nobility.Today, each piece is still handcrafted by artisans whose families have passeddown this art for over six generations.

Our story Heritage Art

Presented a Taj Mahal wall art to Queen Elizabeth

Presented a hand embroidered Taj Mahal wall art to Queen Elizabeth during her trip to India in 1961

Warrant of Appointment

Was given the Warrant of Appointment by Queen Mary in 1938 for Embroidery work done for the queen

Zardozi on the Robe

Did zardozi on the robe to be used by King George 5th for his coronation in 1911

Exhibited in Chicago

Exhibited Zardozi Artwork in Chicago, The World's Columbian Commission

Showcased in Melbourne

Showcased in Melbourne at the Centennial International Exhibition

Established in 1845

This project began with two creative minds, united by both passion and purpose. From day one, the goal was clear: to build something meaningful together. What started as a simple idea turned into a first product launch—and the beginning of a lasting journey.

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