Sketch. Dye. Frame. Fittings. Every stage of a lehenga, and the hands that carry it.
Every piece begins on paper — and with cloth going into colour. The palette is decided before a single stitch.
Fabric stretched drum-tight, the design traced in chalk, and the embroidery growing stitch by stitch, day by day.
The garment on you for the first time — pinned, corrected, and made yours.
Lining, fall, hooks, steaming — and a box that travels safely to the venue.
This grid grows as the studio posts — follow along on Instagram.