Sundari Silks

An ancient block printing technique from Gujarat's Kutch region, Ajrakh, dates back to a whopping 4,500 years and is seen in excavations of textile fragments from the Indus valley civilization where cotton and indigo were used a lot. Derived from the Arabic word 'Azrak' meaning blue, this double-sided block printed textile requires an abundance of

Keeping the core of our culture intact for centuries, India's indigenous handicrafts and artefacts are a living legacy and a testimony to the perseverance and passion of our artisans. Spanning the length and breadth of our country, each region has a unique craft that is proudly proclaimed as its heritage. While the most prominent purpose of these h

An icon of India's rich and diverse heritage, the art and craft repository is valued immensely across the globe for its uniqueness, intricacy, detailing and myriad narratives. Crafted by skilled artisans, these handicrafts require an abundance of precision, eye for detail, creativity and dexterity. By avoiding the use of machinery and equipment, it

Reminiscent of a bygone era, the namesake draping style and weave of Madisar has ceremonial origins with a penchant for tradition and culture. Clothing and customs have always gone hand-in-hand since time immemorial and unfolding its narratives is an enchanting experience. The 9-yard saree of the Tamil Brahmin community fondly called the Madisar or

  The royal heritage of Rajasthan is inclusive of diverse arts and crafts which over centuries have reached a place of immense pride and prestige. Gota Patti, also known as ‘Lappe ka kaam‘, was a favourite amongst royal families and court members for its glitz and glamour. It has an aura of luxury and creates a rich look without being too heavy fo

The heart of Jaipur lies in its flamboyant ways, from its bustling bazaars, royal palaces and forts to its colourful streets, picturesque countryside and vibrant artisan communities. As a creative and artistic hub, the region boasts of a unique design language that is reflected in its architecture, crafts and textiles. Archaeologists have found var

The land of flourishing fabrics and weaves, Tamil Nadu is home to a multitude of traditional weaving hubs. One such region is Chettinad, known for its vibrant colours and cultures, majestic mansions and architectural feats and most importantly its handloom weaves. The 250-year old weave was made prominent by the wealthy Nagarathar community and has