The Shahi Harit: Gaddi is draped in regal green brocade, its fabric woven with baroque-inspired floral patterns that mirror the grandeur of palatial chambers. The textile is finished with a scalloped fringe of interlinked golden chains, each loop hand-fastened to create a rhythmic border that sways with movement and light. The sheen of the silk catches subtle variations in tone, giving depth to the foliage-like motifs that unfurl across its surface.

Historically, such gaddis were not mere seats but markers of rank, placed in darbars where hierarchy was signaled through textiles as much as jewels. This piece carries that same aura, transforming any setting into one of quiet authority. Whether placed in an ornate salon or part of a modern interior with classical accents, it bridges past and present through a textile language of dignity and grandeur.