For centuries, rich textiles and handcrafts like zardozi, mirrors, and chikankari embroidery have been embedded as a culture in India with rural communities. To create something valuable, useful, and decorative; the embroidery and textiles of India stand as one of the most diverse yet distinct testimonies to India’s heritage. Impressive chikankari, luxurious banarasi, striking mirror work, and special Kanjivaram are a few examples of vintage and ancient art of India.
Be it the Southern states like Tamil Nadu or the cities from the North like Lucknow; these have always contributed to the diverse textile tapestry of India. Truly inspired by the creativity and craft of India’s rich past; KALKI presents an amazing collection that can push the boundaries of regular Indian wear. We round off a few:
Lovingly Crafted & Designed
Talking about georgette, we can say that georgette is not just the most sought-after fabric in India but an amalgamation of Indian heritage and craftsmanship. With rich use of chikankari and featuring a fascinating color; this white Anarkali set from KALKI is a magically crafted masterpiece that stands as an epitome of royalty. The salwar suit in traditional Indian textile looks like an honest effort towards bringing you the most authentic craft of India.
Soulful & Empowering
Based on artisanship and heritage value and interpreted in a contemporary style is this royal and opulent lehenga. The lehenga with a luxe fabric, velvet, and heavy embroidery style appeals to the evolved sartorial taste of modern brides-to-be. The weaving technique, embroidery, and vibrant hue of the velvet fabric not only preserve the rich tradition and craftsmanship of Indian embroidery and textile but also transfer it from one generation to the next.
The Old Weave Adding New Dimensions
One of the oldest cultures in India is the practice of embroidery. Ikat stands as one of the most significant and well-known Indian handicrafts. So, without further ado, let us unfold the magic of ikat in the form of this beautiful two-toned banarasi pure handloom saree. Woven floral jaal, handloom silk, and the traditional coral hue have a lot to offer in terms of culture, tradition, and beauty.
Art & History For Modern Tales
If textiles, colors, and traditional embroidery could argue; this gorgeous pink color palazzo suit is surely for a ‘tie’. Yes, standing as a medium for India’s rich culture and handicrafts; this eclectic and mesmerizing block-coloured salwar suit in chinon is stealing hearts. Zari, mirror, and stonework add oodles of freshness and appeal to the bright salwar suit. The shiny golden thread work is the focal point of this scintillating salwar suit.
Redefining The Tradition
An Indian wedding saree mixed with elements like bright color, traditional kanjivaram silk, and weaves can be the most fantastic choice for any bride-to-be. The kanjivaram saree takes its inspiration from the vibrant pattern, motifs, and textiles that have adorned Indian clothing and traditional wear for centuries.
KALKI has always tried to incorporate Indian heritage and craft in its traditional wear like salwar suits, sarees, and lehengas. Be it design, fabric, tool, weave, technique, motifs, or embroidery; their process of creating a distinct collection includes a thorough look into India’s rich cultural past. One can experience a sense of emotion and empowerment with outfits rooted in heritage.
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