The piece takes shape.
Different garments have different materials, techniques and origins. We explain the piece in front of you.
Aratrikkaz / A personal beginningFirst, a daughter.
First, a daughter.
Then, a world
in her name.
Ketki Gupta named Aratrikkaz after her daughter, Aratrikka. A personal beginning, carried into the clothes and conversations that followed.
Read the beginning ↓Ketki Gupta · Founder
01 / The name we carry
“I named her, then IKetki Gupta
named her atelier.”
A daughter’s name became an atelier’s name. In Ketki’s published account, that choice carries a simple idea: Indian heritage and an Australian life can belong together.
The two scripts sit side by side. The collection offers different ways to carry that connection—through a saree, a celebration piece, or a silhouette that feels entirely your own.
Read Ketki’s original atelier letter ↗
02 / Delhi roots. Melbourne life.Two places.
01 / Delhi & partner sources 02 / Melbourne Look closer at the making
Two places.
A personal thread.
Workshop-made clothing from Delhi sits alongside pieces selected from partner sources. In Melbourne, the conversation turns to the person who will wear them.
It becomes personal.
See the available pieces, discuss your fit and occasion, and confirm the timing before you decide.
Clothing is personal.
The experience should be, too.
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Original garment photographs and individual descriptions help you look beyond a campaign image.
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Fabric, fit, availability and your event date. A clear conversation belongs before a commitment.
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