The “Qalampirgul” ensemble from the new collection captures a rare balance between purity and confidence. Presented in a refined ivory tone, it transforms the language of traditional silhouettes into a modern couture statement. The soft shade highlights the architecture of the cut, allowing texture, line, and handwork to speak with quiet intensity.

Inspired by the pepper flower, the design symbolizes a union of contrasts — fiery strength hidden within a delicate blossom. This metaphor becomes the foundation of the piece: elegant curves shaped by decisive lines, femininity supported by structure, softness empowered by character.

The chapan and basque are crafted entirely by hand, using natural fabrics and finely twisted silk threads. Each stitch carries personal intention — the artisan’s rhythm, the subtle imperfections of true craftsmanship, the emotional depth woven into the textile. Rather than repeating tradition, the piece reimagines it, offering a contemporary interpretation of cultural symbolism.

The sculptural basque shapes the waistline with precision, creating a bold yet graceful silhouette. The chapan flows softly around it, adding movement and poetry to the form. In motion, the ensemble feels like wearable sculpture — alive, gentle, expressive.

A handmade veil completes the set, introducing a ceremonial softness that makes the ensemble ideal for special moments — weddings, cultural ceremonies, editorial shoots, or artistic public appearances. Each element creates harmony without losing individuality, turning the ensemble into a meaningful object rather than a fashion item.

Presented in a limited collection, every “Qalampirgul” piece is one-of-a-kind. No repetition, no mass production — only personal artistry and emotional value. It is created for those who wear identity with confidence and view clothing as an extension of philosophy and heritage.