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Three worlds, one language

Indian heritage, Western form and modern fusion, each told through handwork, texture and a fresh point of view.

Indian

Heritage

Bridal and festive handwork: aari and zardosi embroidery, hand beading, mirror work and painted motifs on silk. Traditional techniques with a lighter, contemporary hand.

Turquoise silk with a woven temple border
Silk & temple borderThe richness of handloom silk, the starting point for Heritage
Purple silk with silver zari butis and border
Zari & butisMetallic thread, woven motif by motif
Turquoise zari silk with gold bangles and kundan earrings
Silk & temple goldThe mood of Heritage: festive, luminous, handmade
Western

Atelier

Occasion gowns with sculpted satin bodices and full tulle skirts. Corsetry, embellishment and hand-applied florals, finished with couture care.

Gold sequinned couture gown on a dress form
Couture embellishmentHand-set sequins and sculpted detail
Emerald sequins embroidered in peacock-feather swirls
Emerald sequinsPeacock swirls in light-catching sequin work
Deep peacock-teal satin in soft folds
Satin & drapeThe mood of Atelier: fluid, polished, made for occasions
Modern · Innovation

Confluence

Where East meets West. Asymmetric pleated drapes, sculptural volume and statement hardware: pieces that move from a festive evening to a city morning.

Indigo patterned fabric drying on a wooden frame
Indigo craftTraditional dyeing, the root of our modern pieces
Pink tailor's shears on a turquoise surface
Cut differentlyClassic tailoring, rethought for today
Wall of indigo shibori-dyed fabric squares
Pattern & innovationThe mood of Confluence: heritage techniques in a modern grid

Collection mood photography via Unsplash: Squade Arrow, Anupamaa Nayak, zai Dan, Sunira Moses, Julissa Santana, mark wang, Alex Gruber and Jimmy Liu.

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