Collections

The season of lights, rewritten in handloom silk and zardozi. Each lehenga carries a month of adda work — petals raised in gold, laid flat, then stitched again so they catch light when you move.

Palette

• Deep maroon, old gold, ivory
• Banarasi silk, raw silk, tissue

“Festive should feel remembered, not just worn.” — Aarohi

Breathable, feather-light. Chikankari on Kota Doria and linen — for heat that still wants celebration. White on white, indigo dips, blush under-layers you can wear to a lunch or a mehendi.

• Kota Doria, linen, mul
• White on white, indigo, blush

Every piece pre-washed so colour stays, and the cloth softens after one wear.

Heirloom bridal — not trend bridal. Red that stays red, gold that stays gold. 16-kali lehengas cut by Imran without a paper pattern, just chalk and memory.

“We will alter it for your daughter one day.”

Each bridal set includes cancan, dust bag, blouse fitting and a 4am panic contact.