Amrapali Jaipur is a celebration of the timeless Indian art of adornment and authentic master craftsmanship. Breathing new life into centuries-old traditions of jeweler, Amrapali embodies a unique, bold and eclectic style. Like the legend of its namesake, a renowned courtesan of ancient India, Amrapali Jaipur is the expression of a mysterious, eternal world of delight.
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Antar – Agni is a perspective, one that focuses on two extremes, to break away and yet embrace the mundane. The perspective is based on the restless curiosity to explore human nature through aesthetics and clothing. The label merely helps the fabric speak its language, adding nuance details, smart cuts and relaxed silhouettes -as raw and natural as it gets.
Fresh, Young & wearable; the brand’s eponymous clothing is all about elegance and romance in fusion and formal clothing. From beautiful signature embroideries to impeccable tailoring, each garment is thoughtfully handcrafted using the most luxurious fabrics.
Arjan Dugal is a modern menswear label with a fresh take on Indian wear for the classically modern man. Redefining the term ‘ethnic’, Arjan brings together a range of ‘neo-menswear’ silhouettes with classical Indian treatments, fabrics and designs and adapts them to the modern style-conscious man.
Hand-embroidered mirror work ensembles in trendy cuts and eclectic color palettes, bringing about a seamless blend of ethnic and contemporary designs that enhances the feminine silhouette. The label is best known for its flattering take on Indian wear that views fashion as a form of self-expression to make the wearer feel confident and beautiful.
Divyam Mehta is a maker of rare & collectible clothing with strong Indian roots and a taste for the contemporary. Drawing from an emotive and happenstance quality in nature, Divyam’s work explores the dichotomies of wabi and precision, heritage and hereafter, hand and machine.
Known as the master of weaves, Gaurang works with over 3000 artisans across India. The brand has revived textile crafts like Jamdani, Patan Patola, Korvai and brought them to heritage textiles, making heirloom pieces with a contemporary essence.
Conceived over two decades back, the brand Heena Kochhar has developed a unique style that has evolved and branched out around the world. The brand has a deep understanding of ancient designs along with traditional crafts, and it perfectly brings them together in a contemporary design aesthetic.
Started as a small retailing unit as a matching centre in 1961, Indian Emporium became a brand of satisfaction of weaving hand-woven fabrics in the heart of people and is till date known for its quality, colours, innovations and textures. The brand uplifted the rural handloom sector. Weavers doing ancestral techniques of weaving sustained and came back to life.
The label epitomizes an elegant and relatively understated sense of style with a strong emphasis on naturally dyed, hand woven textiles that are embellished with intricate hand embroidery. The brand Infuses traditional clothing with a unique sense of style which is classical and an intensely personal fashion statement.
Kunal Rawal Label has become popular for its non-conformist and multi-functional approach toward design, its cultivated imperfection and unconventional aesthetic while being deeply rooted in its Indian culture and with signature design elements like tonal palettes and clever play on textures.
Loka’s brand aesthetic lends itself to creating a garment that is classic yet versatile in form. The use of bold colours in their designs, radiate a feeling of warmth, joy & celebration. Their colour stories overtime, have become their identity. Their garments are ‘handcrafted’ and are characteristic of intricate embroideries, attention to detail & natural quality fabrics.
Weaving together the threads of extravagance and expert design, Mayyur Girotra pushes the envelope of high fashion as he concocts a diverse collection of Indian bridal couture that is truly fit for Royalty. A well respected creator of a broad spectrum of design, he breaks free from conventions and rules to spell magic with his work in Indian festive dressing.
Meghna Panchmatia works with handcrafted traditional Indian techniques of ombre dyeing, dip dyeing and colour bleeding effects. The label is defined by its use of natural and handmade textiles such as dupion silks, chanderis and organic cottons, emphasizing on innovation, handcraft skills and contemporary styling.
A design is made with art, craft and love. ‘Mrunalini Rao’ is a label that offers you a range of classy and elegant clothing. Each design is a well-defined silhouette, made with fluid fabrics in pleasant colours and antique embellishment. The label is known for a beautiful range of delicately handcrafted Indian Bridal Wear.
Natasha’s designs are set apart by their romantic silhouettes and exquisite detailing featuring embroidered laces, delicate beading, featherweight tulle and rich silks. Her signature is to combine craftsmanship and opulent work with modern lines making her customers look and feel nothing short of glamorous.
Nidhi Tholia is known for reviving the art of Gota Patti from Jaipur. The brand has designs that are timeless and can be passed down to generations. The brand amalgamates authentic Rajasthani feel and made it fashionable for the women of today.
At the heart of Purab Paschim jewels lies an exceptional team of craftsmen, honing their skills from generation to generation. Their designs beautifully celebrate India’s golden age of royal grandeur, drawing inspiration from the majestic artwork of the Mughal era.
Reena Mathur brings her engineer’s eye for precision and detail to every piece of ReeMat Designs jewelry. The jewelry embodies her passion for art and her personal style sensibilities, influenced by the concept of East meets West. Designed with attention to detail, in collaboration with artisans and workshops globally, ReeMat Designs fuse the classic and contemporary creating high-end fashion jewelry.
At Sawan Gandhi you can experience the evolution of elegance as we bring forth a collection that embraces grace and serenity. With captivating interplay of pulsating colours, versatile vibrance, ombré effect transcends the ordinary and becomes a masterpiece. The Morden interpretation of traditional essence shines through in meticulously detailed collection. These ensembles are made for glitz, glamour and festive after hours.
On a quest to revolutionise Indian couture, Seema Gujral’s designs revolve around creating ingenious ensembles that reflect the beauty of India’s traditional crafts while amalgamating it with a modern perspective. Made with excellent quality fabrics, each garment is customised according to the taste and requirements of the bride-to-be. We love to create our designs with immense thought, love, and dedication.
Shyamal & Bhumika seeks inspiration from the rich Indian heritage and culture that is over five thousand years old. The designer duo work towards reviving India’s precious crafts and artisans techniques to create couture collections relevant to modern day sensibilities.
Label Tamanna Punjabi Kapoor showcases the latest in high-end Indian couture. Extremely popular and recognized especially for her intricate embroidery work and modern silhouettes, Tamanna Punjabi Kapoor is one of the most sought-after brands by brides. The creations are timeless and their signature style has a classic, old-world charm to it, with embroideries done on easy cuts.
The Pink Potli is a design label that offers a wide range of handcrafted bags for women: potlis, batwas & clutches. They take pride in collaborating with the finest craftsmen in India to make high quality products at affordable prices. They incorporate various traditional styles of embroidery and embellish in their designs to give them a contemporary look.
Consisting of handcrafted carryalls constructed using curated, vintage, and one-of-a-kind embroidery patches, the bags merge versatile glamour with the rich heritage of Indian textiles. Employing unique fabrics extracted from vintage choli dresses, dowry pouches, wedding sashes, wall hangings, and antique tribal costumes dating as far back as the 19th century.