Heritage Weave, Patterns of Past Echo

A Bohravad-inspired cloth print for architecture combines vibrant colors such as red, green, and blue

with intricate patterns like florals, geometric shapes, and paisley designs. These prints, reflecting

hand-embroidery techniques like zardozi and aari, add texture and depth to architectural elements.

They can be applied to textiles used in interiors, such as curtains, upholstery, and cushions, as well as

architectural features like wallpaper, floor tiles, and wall panels. This fusion creates visually stunning

and culturally significant designs, blending traditional Dawoodi Bohra aesthetics with modern architectural styles to celebrate heritage.