Color and Fabric Color: The bisht comes in a deep, dark maroon color. Fabric: Japanese, first grade. The fabric appears light and slightly transparent, indicating it is a luxurious summer type that provides ventilation and comfort while maintaining a formal appearance. Zari (Embroidery) Embroidery Type: The bisht features shiny and intricate golden "zari" embroidery that extends along the front edges (collar). Decorations: The golden collar contains precise geometric patterns in silver/light white that intersperse the golden zari, adding a distinctive artistic and aesthetic touch. Style: The embroidery appears "mahsha" (crafted with gold threads) and is clearly visible at the top and the beginning of the collar, where the golden decorations harmonize with the silver patterns in a balanced way. Additional Details Trailing Threads: A pair of golden threads adorned with small balls at their ends (known as "al-breem") is observed at the chest area, a classic feature of the bisht used for tying or adding an aesthetic touch. Edges (Al-dayer): The outer edges of the bisht, including the sleeve openings, are defined by fine and neat golden threads, giving the bisht a cohesive and elegant frame that highlights the quality of the tailoring. General Design: The bisht features a wide and comfortable cut, which is the primary characteristic of the traditional bisht that grants its wearer prestige and dignity.