A woman in a light lilac traditional Isfahani bridal costume with intricate embroidery, a tall ornate headdress, and a flowing veil, on a dark background.

Masterpiece artwork, a detailed portrait of an authentic, historical Isfahani bridal costume from the Safavid era. The form, silhouette, and cut of the dress are strictly traditional and historically accurate: a voluminous, multi-layered skirt with traditional pleating, a modest, relatively straight bodice, a closed Boteh-Jegheh (paisley) collar, and long, wide sleeves. The main fabric is light lilac (wisteria) silk with a subtle ombre effect. The dress is luxuriously adorned with intricate Isfahani Ghalamkari patterns (Eslimi and Khatai motifs) covered in detailed pearl embroidery, sequin work (Sermeh-dozi), and silver thread embroidery (Mallileh-dozi). The model wears a tall, ornate Safavid-style headdress with a long, flowing silk veil reaching below the hips. Soft, classical lighting, plain dark background, museum-quality depiction, hyper-detailed, 8k. See more