Narvan Termeh Women’s Coat with Qajar-Style Pateh Embroidery
Warm burgundy and pink tones give the Narvan coat its first impression, but it is the meeting of Termeh and hand-sewn Pateh embroidery that gives the piece its distinctive character. This Persian Termeh Coat from Persis Collection is designed for women drawn to clothing with a recognisably Persian artistic identity rather than an ordinary patterned jacket. At 67 cm long, with a 110 cm chest circumference and 70 cm sleeves, its measurements provide useful guidance when considering the fit. As part of our Persian Women’s Clothing collection, it offers a particularly expressive way to bring Persian Fashion and Persian Clothing into a contemporary wardrobe, with order tracking provided for every order.
Persian Women’s Clothing with Termeh and Hand Embroidery
The coat is made from Persian Termeh fabric using natural fibres and natural dyeing, with a lining selected to suit the model and design of the garment. Its hand-sewn needlework incorporates Persian Heritage Pateh embroidery, bringing a second Persian textile craft to the surface of the coat. The cuff buttons have also been selected and applied to complement the form of the garment, showing attention to detail beyond the main textile. For anyone searching for a Persian Coat with clearly documented textile features, these details make Narvan especially distinctive. Rather than treating Termeh simply as a decorative accent, the design places it at the heart of the garment, making this an expressive example of Persian Termeh Clothing. Customers searching for a Persian Coat for Women’s wardrobes can also use the stated measurements to judge suitability before ordering.
Qajar-Style Persian Termeh Coat with Persian Heritage Pateh
Narvan draws its artistic personality from a Qajar-style design in which the established patterns of Termeh sit alongside the fine texture of Pateh needlework. Repeated boteh forms and richly patterned borders create a sense of rhythm across the textile, while warm shades of burgundy and pink soften the density of the ornament. The hand-sewn Persian Heritage Pateh embroidery adds another layer of detail rather than competing with the Termeh beneath it. The result is a coat whose appeal comes from the conversation between pattern, colour and needlework. It carries the visual richness associated with Persian decorative textiles into a wearable form, giving the piece artistic presence while remaining unmistakably a coat made to be worn.
