Bagh-e-Lala Buttons — 22K Gold Plated Hand-Painted Tulip Enamel

A Mughal tulip garden, painted by hand.

Lala is the Persian word for tulip — the flower the Mughal emperors loved most, painted across their palace walls and woven into their royal textiles. Bagh-e-Lala is the tulip garden.

The Bagh-e-Lala set is the art piece of the collection: every button is hand-painted, so no two are exactly alike. On a glossy jet-black ground, four tulip buds glow in flame red, saffron and ivory, joined by fine white vines and fresh green leaves, with a small crystal sparkling at the centre. A beaded gold border frames each one, all in solid brass plated in 22K gold.

Made for the groom who wants something no one else is wearing. It looks most striking on navy, midnight and black sherwanis and bandhgalas. Pair with a gold silk pocket square.

• Material: Solid brass
• Finish: 22K gold plated, hand-painted enamel
• Motif: Red and saffron tulips with green leaves on black, crystal centre, beaded gold border
• Sizes: 22mm (big) & 18mm (small)
• Full Set: 13 pcs — 7 × 22mm + 6 × 18mm
• Note: Each button is hand-painted, so slight variations in brushwork are part of its character
• Packaging: Arrives in the signature Albetro black presentation box with ivory velvet insert — ready to gift

Care: Store in the box when not in use. Remove buttons before dry-cleaning, and keep away from perfume, moisture and abrasives to protect the hand-painted finish and gold plating.