
01Pashk
One mirror, set by hand.
centuries — slowly, by hand, one mirror and one stitch at a time.





The motif is counted onto the weave, never drawn. The pattern lives in the hand.
Each mirror is held in a ring of buttonhole stitch — no glue, no metal. A single panel carries up to 300 of them.
The pashk's front pocket alone can take six weeks, and one artisan works it from first stitch to last.
Choose the cloth and the thread. Your pashk is cut to measure and embroidered by one artisan in Makran, numbered and signed.