Nine collections, one studio.
Every piece is cut for one body and made once. Any of these can be made again for yours.
Every collection, and how to read it
Nine collections, photographed in Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Vadodara: four for the bride, three for garba and Navratri, and one each for menswear and for the bride and groom together. Each opens on its photographs and its look count — a look being one distinct outfit.
Nothing here was made in advance. Every piece is cut to one body when it is ordered, hand-embroidered in the studio, and can be made again for you.
Questions about the collections
What does "looks" mean here?
A look is one distinct outfit. Several photographs of the same outfit count once, so the number under each collection is the number of different pieces you can see, not the number of photographs.
Can I order something I see in these collections?
Yes. Nothing in this studio is made in advance, so a collection is a record of work rather than a rack that empties. Any look can be made now, cut to your own measurements and, if you wish, in your own colour.
Which collection should a bride start with?
The bridal collections — Baag A Bahar, The Mughal Garden, Fiori and The Udaipur Collection. A bridal order takes four weeks at most, start to finish. For garba there is Rang Raas, Taali and Rangriti, and for the men of the wedding, Menswear and Couples.
Do you ship, and can I order from abroad?
Yes. Measurements are taken on a WhatsApp video call of about twenty minutes and the finished piece is couriered anywhere in India or worldwide.