First the cloth. Then the detail.
Finally, the way it all comes together.
The Banarasi dupatta brings a repeating rhythm to this rust brocade set. Notice the border, the scale of the motif and the way the pattern meets the edge.
One garment. Three ways to understand it.
The neckline gathers the embroidery around the face. The detail has a different density from the small motifs across the rest of the cloth.
One garment. Three ways to understand it.The neckline, border and sharara tell one story when you see the whole piece. Look at the complete silhouette before you decide.
Explore this pieceA fabric changes the feeling of a silhouette.
Explore three pieces from the collection.
The blush organza suit pairs a sheer-looking layer with bead-work embroidery and palazzo trousers. Notice how the layer holds its shape around the body.
See the garmentThe lavender Lucknowi cotton-silk kurti uses thread work within a simple, longer line. Look at the surface and the complete silhouette together.
See the garmentA Banarasi lehenga and a net dupatta bring different surfaces to the same ensemble. Ask about the exact fabric composition and care for the piece you choose.
See the garmentAratrikkaz brings together clothing from its Delhi workshop and pieces selected from partner sources. Each garment has its own materials, techniques and origin.
Ask us about the piece in front of you: the cloth, the work, the fit and how to care for it. Those details deserve a clear answer.
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