When the art of embroidery is at the core of a label, the textile lover in me takes notice. Designer and founder Ayah Tabari, of Dubai based Mochi, produces each of her collections using traditional textiles from countries that most inspire her. Ancient Suzani motifs from Uzbekistan are embroidered on cotton culottes and ruffled tulip skirts. Vibrantly dyed threaded embroidery and symbolic geometric patterns from Pakistan are applied to tassel skirts, off the shoulder blouses and cropped jackets. And colorful flowers, taken from Spanish mantones, are finely embroidered onto black silk dresses, capes and shorts. I’m just dying to inject some of this rich and bold texture into my everyday!
(Mochi collection available at Moda Operandi)
interesting pieces!
xx
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Amazing these floral pieces!
xx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena http://www.dressedwithsoul.com
I’ve never seen anything like this before, so cool. I especially like the black floral pieces x
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I will check out this label for sure!
Love,
http://www.thestyleventure.com
How rad are these pieces! I want them all!
xo
Michaela
http://michaelajeanblog.com
http://michaelajeanart.com
I love and want every single item!
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Wow, I love those patterns, especially the ones in the end which are combined with fringes!
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We love the shapes and prints, beautiful!
http://www.inatrendytown.com
absolutely in love with this designer and collection!
http://dreamofadventures.blogspot.com/
Really like the colors and style,
I want to order .love couleur and style
Hi I would like to say that your clothing collection absolutely stunning