Dreamy hues, unique neckline. Traditional techniques like zardozi and Ari hand embroidery

Inspired from persian culture, each line has a different pattern, there are contemporary varied lines, jharokas conveys the story within magical kingdom, this silhouette was worn by royals at that time. Duppata has three complimenting banarsi fabrics with layers of embroidery.

Shades of gold. Fitted and lean structure, dupatta is studed with jaal work. Inspired from Persian culture. Mix of brocade, beadwork, patchwork and sequins.

Inspired by Persian culture. Inspired by the killams, flowers. Little motifs in dabka, there are ancient patterns and design, with a cascading dupatta.

amalgation of various styles, crafts, motifs and threads ten unique kalis. Flowers, entwined paiselys, sitaraas, jharokas. Divides the weight of lehenga, makes it light and fuss free.

Inspired by the elements of time, there are 50 varied medallions, armour belt, symbolism of wealth and happiness, open invitation to the new member entering the family, the bride.

Raw and purest form of sunlight, flowers are in bright auburn and crimson, gold detailing, gold lines that run through the skirt, they add grandeur to the rich ilk.

Repeatition of motifs in various sizes, forms and versions to create a mesmerizig pattern. Patterns of jalis and jharokas of the mughal period

Motifs and curves are the points of emphasis, linear patterns are heavy below. Inspired from persian culture. The sleeves adds elegance.

Its a blush pink lehenga, with a light dose of gold, skirt features dabka work, panels of gotapati, heavy border. Silhouette worn by royals.