Unstructured Structure With Khushnuma
Yet, again and again, I am drawn into the colours that just beckons me. It’s a rack full of clothes...
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Sit Up With The Fluidity Of The Soumodeep Dutta Label…Bengal Muslin Magic
The great stories of the Indian Railways and the people you meet along that journey who became a distant memory...
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Thrifty Yet Beautifully Artsy-The Kantha Art
The Kantha is the passing of emotion and art, combining the love, fear, and hope of the homes in rural...
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Song Of Sanganer
Traveling to Jaipur with school friends for my birthday was a trip reminiscing the days of no money. Fights over...
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Between The Rustle Of Starched Cotton Lies A Song Of Atr’e
As I navigated into the lanes and bylanes. I found this quaint little store among the tree laden streets and...
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Flowers On My Frock
Winter breaks meant going from the chilly nip of the frosting window sills of Shillong to warmer Calcutta winters. Ma...
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Saree Soirée, Singing Butterflies And Flying Squirrels
It’s sacred to watch the morning dew on the flowers, the quivering leaves and the wet-grass under your feet. You...
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Desires and Dreams We Fold Into Our Benarasi
Have you ever caught the sunlight on rumpled up silk? When you carelessly keep a saree unfolded and silently watch...
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Vermillion on my parting and on my saree border
The festive celebrations among Bengalis are complete with the alpona popularly known as Rangoli. Our homes are decorated with the...
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Sozni story on my saree
Kashmir is considered paradise on earth. It’s illuminating soft sun rays peeping from behind the hills is a reminder that...
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The Twist of the Humble Towel or the Gamcha
Growing up years, when my friends visited my home and in the backyard, my mother’s red check gamcha would billow in...
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Rummaging For The Right Resortwear
Choosing a look that’s not casual yet chic is the perennial paradox that one faces when you have an invite...
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Drape Saree Dress
Older I grow and it’s a bigger pull to return to your roots seem the most secure spot after all...
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Chikankari has never gone out of fashion – The best kind of summer-wear
It is believed that Noor Jehan introduced chikankari in India. It’s a form of embroidery predominantly practiced in Lucknow. The...
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Kick the pleats of the sensuous Saree!!
The kaleidoscope of my mind has past images of my mother, grandmother, aunts and cousins who wore their sarees with...
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