Ghazal Malik
Designer
Ghazal Malik, a Master of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from the University of the Punjab, Lahore, is a visionary designer dedicated to preserving and reimagining South Asian craftsmanship. With a rich background spanning design, education, event management, and creative direction, she seamlessly blends artistic tradition with modern innovation.
Her journey, rooted in diverse creative industries, led her to establish Blossoms Clothing Line—a brand committed to reviving heritage textile techniques such as Tie & Dye, Gotta, Mukaish, and Hand Embroidery. By fusing intricate craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, her designs offer both stitched and unstitched ensembles, catering to modern women who value timeless artistry.
Beyond fashion, Ghazal is a dynamic force in branding, visual storytelling, and digital media, bringing a refined creative vision to every project she undertakes. Her work reflects a deep appreciation for cultural heritage, intricate detailing, and uncompromising quality.
Explore her designs and creative journey at blossomshed.store and follow @blossom_looms on Instagram.
The Philosophy
A Celebration of Heritage & Artistry
At Blossoms, design is more than fashion—a narrative woven with threads of tradition, artistry, and cultural heritage. Ghazal Malik’s philosophy centers around reviving and redefining South Asian craftsmanship, ensuring that the legacy of intricate handwork continues to thrive in the modern world.
Rooted in time-honored techniques like Gota, Mukaish, Tie & Dye, Handmade Embroidery, Sequence, Beads work,Ajrak and Chunri, each creation is a tribute to the artisans whose skills have been passed down for generations. These heritage crafts, once adorned by royalty and deeply embedded in South Asian festivities, are given a contemporary touch through modern silhouettes, refined aesthetics, and versatile styling.
Blossom Looms is for those who appreciate the richness of handcrafted textiles, where every motif, stitch, and embellishment tells a story. Whether it’s the shimmering elegance of Gota, the delicate artistry of Mukaish, or the vibrant play of colors in Tie & Dye and Chunri, each piece is thoughtfully designed to honor tradition while embracing modern sophistication.
By preserving and evolving these age-old crafts, Ghazal Malik ensures that every ensemble is not just an outfit but an heirloom of culture, a statement of timeless beauty, and a celebration of individuality.
