A muse of courtly beckoning
Florabella has an irresistible allure reminiscent of courtly gardens. Her surahī form, which is a silhouette beloved in the courts of the Deccan, carries a flourishing garden of silvery botanicals across a curvaceous form. The entire piece speaks to the architectural vocabulary that defined Bidar's golden era, while the botanicals evoke an almost romantic lushness. Together, they make Florabella a rare medley of ancient and modern - a piece evoking tumultuous desire.

