Designers & Craft Houses

Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

A family weave house on the ghats of Varanasi, Meera Loom Studio has worked Banarasi silk for three generations. Every saree is handloomed on traditional pit looms with pure zari, signed by master weavers who still map motifs by hand before the first shuttle flies.

Jaipur, Rajasthan

Rooted in Jaipur’s Johari Bazaar craft lineage, Jaipur Royal Jewels specialises in kundan, polki, and meenakari. Pieces are set by artisans trained in the city’s traditional techniques — luminous stones, intricate enamel, and finishes made for bridal light.

Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh

Chanderi House partners with weaver cooperatives across the historic town of Chanderi. Their ivory kurtas and translucent sarees celebrate the fabric’s signature sheerness, gold and silver motifs, and breathable drape for festive days that stretch into night.

Hyderabad, Telangana

From Charminar’s shadow to contemporary bridal studios, Hyderabad Heritage Atelier crafts lehengas and jhumkas with Deccani soul. Expect pearl drops, lac-based craft, and hand embroidery that nods to Nizami grandeur without losing wearability.

New Delhi, Delhi

Delhi Drape Co. designs Indo-Western pieces for city celebrations — structured jackets over drapes, cocktail dresses with gota detailing, and silhouettes that move from farmhouse weddings to hotel ballrooms with ease.

Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Lucknowi Thread is a chikankari and men’s festive wear house known for refined sherwanis and soft-touch embroidery. Their atelier balances Awadhi craft with modern fits preferred by grooms who want tradition without rigidity.

Bhuj, Gujarat

A women-led collective from Kutch bringing mirror work, bandhani, and embroidered textiles to modern wardrobes and homes. Every purchase supports artisans across villages around Bhuj, with transparent craft stories attached to each piece.