The coat is crafted in burel, a woollen fabric traditionally used for capes worn by rural workers, reflecting the region’s abundant natural resources and harsh weather. Its geometric designs are inspired by the stages of ploughing, symbolising the journey from a human entry into the field to the soil’s preparation for sowing. This agricultural story is conveyed through the rhythmic pattern of the designs. Fine black lines are embroidered onto the brown burel, while larger black cut-outs, interwoven with brown, create dynamic wave-like forms. The coat’s colours reflect the natural tones of local sheep’s wool, with burel-covered buttons to match. The collar, inspired by a woman’s shirt, adds a refined, less rustic touch to the design.