Every day is the occasion, but some pieces are made with something in mind — waiting patiently for whichever moment feels right to the one who wears them.
This piece is carried by a digital floral print, worked as a scattered jaal of delicate sprigs across the body, framed by a bordered yoke panel that opens into a deeper lattice ground beneath it. Sequin and metallic thread work is traced along the outline of select motifs, following the print rather than covering it — heavier along the yoke medallions, lighter and more delicate across the scattered floral sprigs, allowing the printed and embroidered layers to sit together without one overpowering the other. Available in two colourways, yellow and mint, both built on the same base layout.
Design: the floral jaal print and yoke border pattern were conceived and printed in-house at the studio, worked across both colourways on the same foundational layout.
Craft: sequin and metallic thread detailing is added onto select motifs after printing, tracing rather than covering the design — a technique that lets the embroidery highlight the print instead of concealing it.
Woven in silk Chanderi through the body, with the dupatta finished in soft mul for a lightweight, breathable drape. Shown here unstitched.
Every stage — design, print, and embroidery — is conceived and executed entirely in-house.
Premium. Never inflated.
DLF Hyde Park Estate, New Chandigarh.
