Tussar is one of the signature silks produced in the subcontinent. Its inimitable cream ivory colour makes it easily distinguishable, not to mention its relatively rugged texture. The saree you see on this page is a tussar silk  number handpicked from Bengal.

Sand Tussar Sari

It is the Kantha embroidery that dominates the border and pallu that gives personality to this saree. Kantha is the term for fabrics finished with running stitches done by hand, a technique perfected by Bengali women seeking to recycle old fabrics lying around the house.

Tussar Sari 

The motif chosen is of a wedding procession, stitched repetitively in rows along the fabric. This would be a great saree to wear to daytime gatherings such as on casual luncheons with family and shopping trips with friends.

Gorgeous ballgown-esque Anarkali suit

This gorgeous ballgown-esque Anarkali suit is just the thing to wear to parties and gatherings with a traditional spin. The dominant black colour sets the mood of the ensemble to one of reserved and overpowering elegance. In ethnic fashion today they are typified by the accentuating bust, from which cascade volumes of floor-length skirts contained by the thick, red, richly embroidered hemline.

Anarkali suit

The signature bust comprises of black meshwork over a fiery red, more of which is to be found in the embroidery on the full sleeves. Luxuriant patches of zardosi punctuate the ensemble at the waist, along the neckline, down the bust, and at the hems of the sleeves. Zoom in on the same to appreciate the beauty of the Persian-origin silverwork.

Sage-Green Floor-Length Anarkali Suit

The luscious silk make of this Indian suit is of a glade-green colour and layered with ample proportions of tulle. Monotone vine embroidery graces the fitted bust from the neckline downwards, and spreads out along the length of the translucent sleeves.

Sage-Green Floor-Length Anarkali Suit

The voluminous skirt is the most statement-making aspect of the ensemble, the weight of the dense embroidery near the hemline adding to the signature fall.

                                                        Anarkali Dresses 

Simple choodidar trousers and an unassuming dupatta complement the gorgeous Anarkali kameez.