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Product Type: Kurti + Trouser Technique: Hand-weaved Dobby Fabric: Yarn dyed cotton Weaved by : Badshah Design: Fusion Color: Multi Color Stripes Washing Instructions   Handwash is preferred -  Dry Clean -   Ecological Detergents Recommended...

What am I? I am a pair of Shirt and Dupatta, woven in pure combed cotton. How I was woven? I was woven by the technique of "Jamdani" Jacquard which is...

This suit is an ode to our artisans, the intricate designs on Shirt and Dupatta enriches the design theory conveyed by them. The enigmatic Motifs handwoven on this suite by them...

This suit is an ode to our artisans, the intricate designs on Shirt and Dupatta enriches the design theory conveyed by them. The enigmatic Motifs handwoven on this suite by them...

This suit is an ode to our artisans, the intricate designs on Shirt and Dupatta enriches the design theory conveyed by them. The enigmatic Motifs handwoven on this suite by them...

Would you ever keep an antelope as an exotic pet?  Jahangir from the Mughal Empire used to have an antelope ‘Mansraj’ that was a sight for sore eyes. Its breathtaking...

Named after the Award given by the Mughal Emperor "Akbar" to his artists, This article is an ode to all the artists of the sub-continent , Combining the ancient arts...

The Radiance of “Be” – Inspired by LightA golden-hued piece that captures the divine command “Kun” (Be) , the very spark that birthed existence. This dress glows with sacred brilliance,...

Khaak-e-Bayaan (Sandy Brown – Creation of Earth)Woven with the tones of sacred soil, this piece reflects the foundation of life. Its earthy texture and grounded palette symbolize the origin of...

Water of Life – Inspired by SeasDeep blues and fluid motifs swirl through this design like divine water carving the face of the earth. “Aab-e-Hayat”, the water of immortality. It...

The Green Grace – Inspired by LifeKhizra, the eternal green, named after the saint of life. This dress blooms with lush greens, breathing vitality into the soul. It mirrors the...

Named after the miniature artist of Mughal Empire, Basawan was one of the most talented painter of his era, he devoted his time to the emperors to create compelling portraits...