08/07/2026
Memories from Muharram
This Muharram, we opened the doors to Heritage Fashion Designer Asma Hussain’s Imambara—a space where faith, heritage, and craftsmanship came together in quiet devotion.
These moments capture the spirit of remembrance, from the majlis to the sacred adornments of the Imambara, where handcrafted Alams, Patkas, chaadars, the Tabut, and intricate Zardozi work continue a tradition preserved through generations.
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A symbol of remembrance, reverence, and devotion.
This Tabut, draped in a silk velvet chaadar with dense hand-embroidered Zardozi, reflects the timeless artistry of Asma Hussain Fashion House. Every motif, every stitch, and every detail is created with the utmost respect for tradition, preserving the rich heritage of Islamic craftsmanship for generations to come.
A symbol of remembrance, reverence, and devotion.
This Tabut, draped in a silk velvet chaadar with dense hand-embroidered Zardozi, reflects the timeless artistry of Asma Hussain Fashion House. Every motif, every stitch, and every detail is created with the utmost respect for tradition, preserving the rich heritage of Islamic craftsmanship for generations to come.
A symbol of remembrance, reverence, and devotion.
This Tabut, draped in a silk velvet chaadar with dense hand-embroidered Zardozi, reflects the timeless artistry of Asma Hussain Fashion House. Every motif, every stitch, and every detail is created with the utmost respect for tradition, preserving the rich heritage of Islamic craftsmanship for generations to come.
A symbol of remembrance, reverence, and devotion.
This Tabut, draped in a silk velvet chaadar with dense hand-embroidered Zardozi, reflects th