TRADITION
"An Afghan is known by the pride in his gait and the stories told in the embroidery of her sleeves."
A CANVAS OF ANCIENT HISTORY
Every stitch is a syllable in a language of color and community. Whether it's the mirrored work of the Pashtun tribes or the silken stripes of the north, Afghan attire is a living document of the Silk Road heritage.
Perahan Tunban
A loose-fitting tunic (perahan) paired with wide trousers (tunban). Crafted for comfort in the diverse Afghan climate, often paired with a hand-embroidered waistcoat.
Kochi Firaq
A vibrant, multi-layered dress featuring intricate needlework and bold patterns. The 'Kochi' style is famous for its shimmering mirrors and heavy embroidery.
The Chapan
A heavy, long-sleeved silk or velvet cloak. Often featuring colorful stripes, it is a symbol of status and wisdom across Central Asia and northern Afghanistan.
Classic Pakol
A soft, round wool hat with a rolled rim. Traditionally from the Nuristan mountains, it has become an iconic global symbol of Afghan identity.