Wedding Formals

Dark and dramatic as a broody ghazal, Dil Ras in black Indian silk features a full-sleeved choli that is dotted with a constellation of miniature motifs embroidered in metallic and silken threads, making it a starry sky of its own. The lehenga begins in deep maroon panels that gently bleed into black, layered with printed and embroidered cypress trees and Levantine palmettes that rise like architectural sentinels. Each motif is carefully block printed and hand-embellished with glittering mirrorwork, sequins, and golden thread. The hemline is circled with rich maroon and gold borders, stacked and layered like antique inlay on a treasure chest. The organza dupatta carries maroon and gold floral sprays across its breadth, shimmering with gota pati and adda work, edged with embroidered trims on all four sides.

Like its namesake Empress, Arjumand is a study in refined power and poetic beauty. Crafted in off-white Indian silk and blooming with printed appliqués, block print, embroidery, mirror work, and hand adda, it’s a composition both painterly and precise. The choli features a delicately cut floral neckline and half sleeves embroidered with metallic thread vines, scattered with sequins and glinting beadwork. The lehenga tells its own story: peach-colored blossoms and jade green leaves swirl into wide panels that open like Mughal fans, evolving into floral scallops and ending in a repeat border of flowers. Multiple Mughal-inspired borders rim the hem, densely embroidered in thread, sequins, and mirrorwork. The organza dupatta echoes these floral roundels, its motifs encased in decorative frames and lit with subtle embroidery. Trims run all around the border, finished with tassels that swing like flirtation itself.

Named after the fierce poet-princess, Zeb-un-Nissa is rendered in royal purple Indian silk, this ensemble is saturated with opulence: silk appliqués, block print, adda embroidery, and mirror shimmer. The choli has full sheer sleeves that are dusted with golden motifs and framed with layered decorative borders in embroidery, sequins, and beads. Its neckline is traced with gold floral vines that curl like verses from a ghazal. The lehenga begins with persian boteh motif, then transitions into slender cypress trees, before bursting into a symphony of circular vines and paisley patterns all block printed in gold and embroidered by hand with sequins, mirror work, and metallic threads. The hemline is wrapped in multiple embroidered borders layered with gota patti and finishing trims. The organza dupatta is no less regal, featuring decorative roundels and Mughal jaali-inspired motifs, edged with thick gold borders and beaded tassels that flirt with the wind

Floor-length Angharka pishwas in shades of cranberries and magenta on a silk net canvas, showcasing hand block printed details on the centre front and back. The bodice is meticulously crafted with intricate zardozi embellishments in gold, silver, and antique finishes. The hemline is elegantly accented with a color-blocked border, enriched with zardozi work and block printed canvas. The Kalidar is complemented by two-legged Dhaka pajamas and an organza rust dupatta, featuring zardozi scalloped details along each side and light-catching sequins, designed to captivate attention this festive season.

Prepare to turn heads with this captivating ensemble, 'Éclat'. The journey begins with a form-fitted top, boasting a flattering sweetheart neckline and shimmering crystal embellishments, its hue alternating between vibrant green and bold pink. This dynamic interplay extends to the wide-leg pants, where the colors dance in harmonious exchange, creating a unique and irresistible composition. Along the seams, intricate embroidery weaves its tale, while a playful scalloped hem adds a touch of whimsy. This bold fusion of colors and textures culminates in a look that's undeniably elegant and eye-catching, destined to leave a lasting impression wherever your path may lead.

A vision of timeless splendor, this saree drapes you in opulence, stitched from the finest ivory shimmer fabric, intricately embellished with cut dana, gold moti and sequin detailing. The delicate dance of gold on ivory tells a tale of regal grandeur, a symphony of elegance that stands the test of time.

A classic dusty green organza jacket crafted with exceptionally intricate embellishment of handwork on sleeves and in panels, pairing with crushed sharara and with satin silk inner. To complete the grandeur look it comes with organza dupatta with heavily embellished scalloped borders on four sides with kiran finishes.

Tea Rose tulle saree with a cream taffeta blouse, antique dabka & pitha work.

The attire features classic elements of antique and gold zardozi embellishment on a lustrous rose pink lamé fabric. The bodice is adorned with miniature zardozi accents, while the flared bottom is elegantly finished with velvet appliqué at the hem. The panels exhibit intricate representations of flora and fauna. Complementing the pishwas is a two-legged dhaka pajama, which showcases traditional gota and sequin detailing. Furthermore, the pishwas is accompanied by a matching dupatta, characterized by a velvet appliqué border enhanced with vintage-style gota and zardozi in antique and gold tones, ensuring a distinguished appearance during the wedding season.

A statement jacket with an open-front silhouette tailored in a light satin covered completely with faux feathers. With our signature ombre effect added to it, this jacket works as a perfect layer on days when its not too cold.  A straight fit skirt with a front drape detail and a slightly longer back. Treated with a smooth ombre colour finish, it's our top pick for a beach destination. Closes on the side with a concealed zip.

Razmir high collar backless dress with symmetrical fringes and two slits on the sides.

Mahjabeen is soft, white, and crafted in cream Indian silk, the ensemble is steeped in old-world techniques: silk appliqués, block print, adda embroidery, and glimmering mirror work. The choli is cut in a halter style, accentuated by Mughal jaali patterns in threadwork that enclose delicate gota patti florets like latticework backlit by sunrise. The panelled lehenga begins with a gentle spray of ascending Mughal motifs stitched in thread, building into wave-like chevrons, and ending in an explosion of large floral motifs reminiscent of miniature garden murals. These are all bordered with wide bands of embroidery, mirror work, and hand-done Mughal jaali inspired designs. The organza dupatta is an artwork in itself, featuring chevrons in sequins on both ends, scattered Mughal florals, and four glistening borders in gota and adda, each edge finished in soft golden kiran