Wedding Couture
Miraya
- Nikkah
- Engagement
- Kameez and gharara
- Customizable
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Made to your vision by private consultation: colour, silhouette, and handwork shaped around you. Investment shared privately, not listed here.
Miraya is a champagne-ivory kameez and gharara built for the bride who wants her nikkah look to feel luminous rather than loud. The straight-cut kameez is worked in silver-toned zardozi and dabka, with pearl and sequin detailing that gathers into a dense central motif and travels down the scalloped hem. Cuffs and neckline carry the same fine hand-embroidery, and a sheer scalloped-edge dupatta drapes the veil.
Each Miraya begins as a khaka drawn in our Noori House atelier in Karachi, then moves to the adda frame where karigars build the embroidery by hand over many days. The tonal silver-on-ivory palette keeps the piece heirloom-quiet and photographs beautifully under warm light.
Includes: embroidered kameez, gharara, and scalloped-edge dupatta. Made to order and fully customisable in colour, length, and embellishment. Book a private consultation at our Toronto flagship or the Noori House Atelier in Karachi to begin your fitting.
How It Works
What is the Miraya?
Miraya by Karigur is a refined bridal ensemble in ivory, champagne, and silver. Crafted from raw silk, it features a kameez and gharara silhouette with intricate zardozi, dabka, and pearl work. The sheer net dupatta is elegantly scalloped and embroidered. Available by private consultation at Karigur, Toronto.
About This Commission
Which Ceremony
Built for the Mehndi, the Walima, and the heavy formals between. We'll match the weight to your event.
What's Customisable
Almost everything: colour, silhouette, neckline, dupatta, and the kaam type and density. The piece you see is a starting point.
Made to Order & Timeline
Every piece is a commission, hand-embroidered at Noori House, Karachi. Plan several months ahead; we'll give you a realistic timeline.
Fittings
Fitted to you at our Toronto flagship. We measure early and adjust to any changes before your date.
The Craft
Worked by hand on the adda in zardozi, dabka, naqshi, and resham. No two pieces are ever identical.
Understand your investment
Where this look sits.
Every Karigur is priced by the work, the density of the kaam, the number of pieces, and your timeline. This is an honest sense of where your look sits; the exact investment is shared privately in your consultation.
Atelier range
Mid-atelier range
An honest range, never a fixed couture price, your exact investment is shared privately in consultation.
Plate No. 734 200 to 400+ hours Zardozi, Dabka, Pearl work, Sequin Noori House, Karachi
Ask About This Look
Ask About This Look
Tell us about your ceremony and vision. Our team will follow up personally with options, customization, and timelines for this look.
Your inquiry will include: Miraya
Questions
Wedding Couture FAQs
Can this piece be customised?
Almost everything: colour, silhouette, neckline, sleeve, dupatta, kaam type and density, and the pieces in the set. What you see is a reference, not a fixed outcome.
How long does a commission take?
Plan several months ahead. The exact timeline depends on the density of the kaam, the number of pieces, and the season. We give you a realistic timeline, not an optimistic one, in your first consultation.
How is pricing handled?
There's no fixed price for couture commissions. Your investment is shaped by craft, scope, and customisation, and shared privately in your consultation.
Size & Fit
Finding Your Fit
Each piece lists its available sizes and measurements. If you're between sizes or need adjustments, our Toronto team offers fitting and alteration support by appointment.
Complete the Look
Complete the Look
Pair this couture piece with bridal jewellery from the Karigur atelier.
This Piece
Book a Private Consultation
Tell us about your wedding and we'll share details, customization options, and timelines for this look.