COLORS ON EBONY
The ikkat weaves its magic as always. A tear drop neck at the back with circles in a mix of colours. A traditional “phool booti” design was modified into a border and embroidered on plain maroon at the back. Green piped fabric buttons differently coiled this time. WE love the colours that the black has soaked up. COLORS ON EBONY on this new Wednesday morning
IKKATS AND TRIBES (2)
A pink mixed mercerized ikkat fused with jet black is the project for our revival. This is one of our very old and popular motifs put together in a line. The colours of the threads are bright and vibrant, and this absolutely adds to the fused fabric in the most traditional shades. The motifs are inspired by the tribals who have always been a part of every revival project. IKKATS AND TRIBES our all-time favorite for a Tuesday morning.
HIBISCUS AND GOLD
Red is the colour of vibrance and radiance. A mercerised cotton with a beautiful shine was cut in a roundish "V" shape in front. All over design in front with leaves and creepers was embroidered in golden yellow and. The back was kept high and dotted with single kutch motifs in yellow. The sleeves highlighted with a paisely design. This blouse is the most easy to match with all sarees. HIBISCUS AND GOLD a bloom with the morning sun is the freshest part of our lives.
TRIBES AND CHECKS
Checks and colourful ones that too in pure handwoven yardage is a part and parcel of most festivities down south. It’s a pure kandangi weave today in checks with a bold tribal motif recreated and embroidered differently on the sleeve. A deep “U” neck at the back tied up with our traditional tassles. The saree we draped is a pure handwoven kanchi cotton. We gave this ensemble a traditional look to suit our beautiful girl Aryamba. TRIBES AND CHECKS for a fresh start to a beautiful Sunday.