Aliwar
A model in a hand-embroidered ivory anarkali beneath a carved sandstone arch

Spring / Summer 26 — Nakhra-e-Noor

Rooted in heritage,reimagined for today.

Hand-worked ethnic wear from India, cut for the way women dress now.

The house

The art ofethnic expression

A model in a deep oxblood hand-embroidered sharara set against a plain plaster wall
Nakhra-e-Noor — Spring / Summer 26

ALIWAR works at the meeting point of heritage and contemporary fashion — garments and visual stories rooted in culture, cut for the present. What begins as an idea you bring us is drawn, embroidered and finished by hand in India, then sent anywhere in the world.

A sheer dupatta and fine gota border over ivory silk
Hand-worked hem — Nakhra-e-Noor
A model in a sage silk anarkali against a limewashed wall

The collection

A visual story.

Craftsmanship, silhouette and contemporary heritage — each collection photographed as one continuous piece of work.

An artisan working fine aari embroidery on stretched ivory silk

Craft

Crafted withintention.

Every detail carries a story. A neckline is drawn, a motif is set, and then it is worked by hand — hours of aari and zardozi before a piece ever leaves the studio in Ludhiana.

Dense silver thread work on the hem of a midnight indigo lehenga
Silver thread on indigo
A hand-embroidered yoke and sleeve border on oxblood silk
Tonal work, oxblood silk