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Tussar silk defines this full-length sleeveless dress, with its natural slubbed texture and crisp hand forming the character of the textile. The simple silhouette allows the fabric surface to remain the focus.

The asymmetrical hem and fluid handkerchief silhouette give this dress an easy sense of movement, while the gathered side adds subtle volume. Worn on its own, it lends itself to warm-weather occasions and unhurried evenings.

A coordinated pair, this tailored blazer and shorts are cut in handwoven Mashru. Gold zari embroidery introduces depth and contrast against the midnight black silhouette.

Ivory silk zari Tanchoi brings together the Asymmetrical Belt Top and Knife Pleat Trousers, with softly scattered zari stripes woven across the surface. The set pairs an asymmetric top with tailored trousers for occasion dressing.

A layered two-piece combining an asymmetrical organza top with silk slub cotton Wrap Skirt Trousers. The sheer top is defined by a draped neckline and attached dupatta, paired with a wrap-over trouser silhouette.

A structured Mashru blazer with gold zari and resham embroidery inspired by weeping willow branches, handwoven in Varanasi over 35 hours.

Paired with boxy tailored Mashru shorts, handwoven over 10 hours and lined in soft Bemberg

The tailored Graphite top is paired with wide-leg trousers featuring an overturned waistband, creating a structured look with generous proportions. The graphite grey textile is accented by raised scarlet stripes, adding definition to the ensemble.

An asymmetric Scaled shirt with elongated sleeves and a belted waist is paired with boxy-fit shorts, balancing defined tailoring with relaxed proportions. Both pieces are crafted in cotton poplin.

A two-piece ensemble inspired by Indian kurtas of the 1980s and early 1990s, crafted in 100% handwoven mulberry silk. The elongated asymmetrical tunic is paired with streamlined cigarette pants.

A coordinated pairing of structured tailoring and voluminous dhoti trousers, in charcoal palette and understated gold zari detailing. The silhouette balances the defined upper half with the fluid volume below.

The proportions of 1980s and early 1990s Indian kurtas inform this set, comprising an asymmetrical kameez and slim cigarette trousers. Tonal patchwork hand embroidery forms a large inflorescence across the kameez, paired with tailored trousers.

A two-piece ensemble in a Matka and mulberry silk blend. The fabric combines the textured surface of Matka silk with the smoother finish of mulberry silk. The look pairs a fitted top with wide-leg trousers.

A classic lapel-less blazer in charcoal handwoven in Varanasi over 38 hours from silk, muga, cotton, and gold zari, featuring abstract zari patterns for a subtle, regal sheen.

Paired with voluminous charcoal dhoti trousers in cotton and linen, woven over 28 hours using a differential technique with a fine gold zari thread for a subtle sheen.

The Granite Pleated Shirt is paired with high-waist culottes, balancing the structured lines of the pintucked shirt with the ease of a wider silhouette. In matching Habutai silk, the set moves naturally between daytime engagements and more formal evenings.

Sage grey silk and Mashru come together in a wrap-style set inspired by the overlapping construction of the angrakha. The tunic features hand-frayed edging, while the skirt is finished with a hand-knotted panel created through thread pulling and counted knotting.

A statement outer layer with a defined waist, strong collar and tapered sleeves, this coat brings structure to both tailored and more relaxed styling.

A monochromatic composition in charcoal, grey, and copper, this pairing balances the asymmetrical drape of the top with the volume of the balloon salwars, with geometric forms recurring across both pieces.

An asymmetrical single-shoulder top in hand spun Khadi cotton and silk, featuring jacquard cutwork squares crafted over 30 hours in charcoal, grey, and copper.

Paired with balloon-style salwar trousers handwoven in cotton Khadi with geometric stripes, the textile woven over 25 hours and shaped into soft volume.

The slumped-shoulder blazer is layered with wide-leg culotte-inspired trousers, creating a relaxed silhouette balanced by considered proportions. Woven in muted brown Kattan Silk Tanchoi with a contrasting peach stripe.

Crafted in 100% Habutai, the shirt and pants carry a digitally rendered surface that recalls the tactile beauty of granite. The shirt features fine pintucks running along the front and back, adding quiet structure and rhythm to its form.

The high-waisted pants feature a detachable belt with metallic buckle, discreet side pockets, and a concealed fly. Lined with soft Bemberg cotton for comfort.

Ankle-length and precisely structured, this silk-linen overcoat reimagines the classic doctor’s coat with a softened, asymmetric form. A mandarin collar and back slit ensure ease of wear. The textile, handwoven over 165 hours, holds its shape while carrying a subtle, lived-in softness.

A shift-style kameez-inspired tunic is paired with tapered drainpipe trousers, creating a clean, elongated silhouette. A considered choice for outings, seminars, and cultural gatherings.

Crafted in Varanasi-woven fabric combining 36% linen, 20% silk, and 44% chenille, with raised scarlet texture stripes

The fabric’s soft hand and subtle sheen reflect 24–40 hours of meticulous weaving, showcasing the craftsmanship behind each piece.

A contemporary interpretation of the classic doctor's coat, this ankle-length overcoat softens its utilitarian origins through an asymmetric silhouette and delicate tie knots.