Kalgi or the Sarpech is an ornament worn by Hindu, Muslim & Sikh grooms in India on their special day. With its origins in Persia, Kalgi came in to India through Kashmir. It is a symbol of our secular canvas that has been engrained in the sub-conscience of the people of this great nation for centuries.

Using various designs of Kalgi on the base motif , prints, weaves and embroideries have been interpreted across Couture, Pret, Western and Indian. In line with our design philosophy of a marriage of contrasts and our undying efforts to work with the heritage craftsmen and sustainable hand loom textile weavers of India, this season our focus goes on Kashmir and Uttar Pradesh, seamlessly marrying the Benarasi brocade, Pashmina, Zardozi & the dying art of the famous Kashmiri Ek taar embroidery.

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