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COLOUR, SHAPE & DETAIL

Find the detail
for your poshak.

Explore garment, embroidery and accessory photographs from our archive. Pick a reference, then tell us which colour, border or motif you would like to discuss.

These are archive examples. The pieces, dimensions, materials, quote and timing for your commission are agreed directly with us.

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Garment shapes & borders

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Pink scalloped panel

A pink shaped sample with scrolling decoration and repeated rounded details along the edge.

Would you like the decoration to follow the outer shape, or sit inside a simpler edge?

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Repeated decorative bands

Two rectangular samples show different repeats: connected floral bands and framed diamond shapes.

Which repeat do you prefer, and on which garment section should it sit?

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Red floral panel with a pale border

The pale outer border frames smaller scrolling floral details across a red sample.

Would you keep the border and centre equally detailed, or leave more open space?

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Lavender floral panel

A pale lavender sample combines scattered flowers with a decorated outer edge.

Which flower colours would you connect with your existing ornaments?

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Pink panel with a leaf-shaped edge

Curled decoration follows a curved pink shape, with repeated pointed details around the outside.

Should the outline itself be a feature of your proposed garment?

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Separate ornaments

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Circular floral accessory

Small multicolour decorative motifs surround an open circular centre.

Which existing garment or ornament should this kind of shape complement?

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White ornament pieces with red accents

Several curved pieces are shown separately, making the range of shapes easy to compare.

Which pieces do you need, and which existing ornaments will you keep?

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Red and white curved pieces

Two curved decorative pieces have visible loops and red cords; their intended securing arrangement needs discussion.

What shape, dimensions and way of securing the piece would suit your deity?

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Backdrop overview & detail

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Blue border, yellow backdrop centre

The full view shows the proportion of the decorated blue border to the open yellow centre.

How much open space does your deity group need inside the surrounding decoration?

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A closer look at the blue border

This closer view belongs with the blue-and-yellow overview, showing the border’s scrolling and round details.

Which border detail matters most, and how large should it appear in your worship space?

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A REFERENCE IS A STARTING POINT

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