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This festive and wedding season, Jaggo nights are becoming bolder, brighter, and more expressive than ever , and women across Northern India are redefining how tradition meets celebration. From Punjab to Delhi, Chandigarh to Jaipur, the mood is clear: Jaggo is no longer just a ritual — it’s a fashion-forward night of joy, movement, and identity. One of the strongest preferences this season is vibrant, high-energy colours . Women are gravitating towards shades like mustard yel

There's something timelessly elegant about the flow and flare of shararas and gararas. Once worn in the royal courts of the Mughal era, these majestic ensembles are making a graceful return—and at Zarmina, we're at the forefront of this revival. Our take on shararas and gararas blends old-world craftsmanship with modern tailoring. We use rich, breathable fabrics layered with delicate embroidery, mirror work, and handcrafted details. The cuts are designed to flatter a variety

True luxury lies in the details—and at Zarmina, every detail is hand-stitched with heart. In a world of fast fashion, we remain loyal to the art of handwork, partnering with skilled artisans who bring decades of heritage and mastery to each creation. From aari and zardozi to dabka and mirror work, our hand embroidery celebrates the traditional techniques of Punjab, Pakistan, and Rajasthan. These crafts are more than decorative—they are cultural legacies stitched into fabric.

Anarkalis and lengas have long been the crown jewels of South Asian fashion. Inspired by royal courts and classical dance traditions, these flowing silhouettes symbolize grace and femininity. At Zarmina, we infuse these classics with a new energy—modern elegance without losing their regal essence. Our Anarkalis come with contemporary cuts, lighter linings, and thoughtful detailing to make them wearable for long hours. You’ll find the same royal flare and kalidaar flow but wit

Few garments embody cultural pride and personal style as beautifully as the Punjabi suit. At Zarmina, we take immense pride in reimagining this iconic ensemble while honoring its deep roots in Punjabi culture. Traditionally known for its vibrant colors, phulkari embroidery, and bold silhouettes, the Punjabi suit is more than just attire—it’s a symbol of identity and grace. We work to preserve these signature elements while updating the suit with contemporary cuts, softer fabr

At Zarmina, fashion isn’t just fabric—it’s a celebration of culture, tradition, and craftsmanship. Our boutique was born out of a deep passion for reviving the rich heritage of South Asian women’s clothing and redefining it with modern elegance and comfort. Each of our pieces—from intricately embroidered Punjabi suits to opulent Anarkalis—is a testament to our belief in timeless fashion. We work closely with skilled artisans who bring decades of experience into every stitch,