Hand embroidery
Mustard & maroon Balochi dress
Mustard fabric with deep maroon, green and white hand embroidery on the front, pocket and sleeves.
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Latest Balochi dress designs
Every design is made to order by hand. Tap the small photos to see more, then tap Order for price and delivery time.
Hand embroidery
Lime multicolour dress
Bright lime fabric with rows of pink, purple, blue and green geometric stitch work.
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Purple silk dress & dupatta
Purple floral silk with a red and black embroidered front, matching sleeves and a gold-trim dupatta.
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Orange Balochi dress
Warm orange fabric with red, green, black and white stitch work. Shown worn at Dubai Creek.
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Magenta dress & dupatta
Magenta fabric with brown, green and striped embroidery. Comes with embroidered sleeves and dupatta.
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Purple dress with striped borders
Royal purple fabric with an embroidered front pocket and matching sleeve and dupatta borders.
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Modern ways to wear Balochi embroidery
Traditional Balochi embroidery looks just as good in today's styles. Six ideas to try:
1. The embroidered front as a long kurti
Take a hand-embroidered front panel and have it stitched as a long, straight kurti with slim trousers instead of a full pashk. It is lighter and easy to wear to work or university.
2. Soft colours with bright thread
Lilac, beige and cream fabrics with bright embroidery feel fresh and modern while keeping the traditional motifs. See our lilac kundi work design.
3. A Balochi dupatta with a plain suit
An embroidered or sequin-bordered dupatta lifts a simple plain suit for Eid or a dinner.
4. Mother and daughter matching
The same design in a women's and a girls' size is one of the most loved looks for Eid and family weddings.
5. Sequin and gold for weddings
Deep green, maroon or purple with gold sequins and mirror work is the classic choice for brides, mehndi and wedding guests.
6. Cultural fusion for culture day
Mix Balochi embroidery with a Sindhi ajrak or a Punjabi phulkari dupatta for a look that celebrates all of Pakistan. See the Pakistani cultural dresses guide.
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