The Art Of The House
The Craftsmanship
An artistry passed through generations — where every lehenga becomes a future heirloom.
Within our Hanumangarh atelier, master artisans devote weeks to a single ensemble. Metallic embroidery, freshwater pearls and hand-cut spangles are applied entirely by hand, each motif shaped by generations of Indian craftsmanship. Nothing here is rushed — and nothing is machine-made.
The Atelier Process
From Sketch To Heirloom
01
The Design Cartoon
Every creation begins as a hand-drawn 'cartoon' — the master pattern traced onto tracing cloth, where motifs inspired by Rajasthan's palaces are composed by our design atelier.
02
The Adda & The Khaka
Fabric is stretched drum-tight on the wooden adda frame. The design is transferred with fine chalk powder, guiding every artisan's needle across the surface.
03
Hand Zardozi & Aari
Master karigars apply metallic Tilla, Salma, freshwater pearls and hand-cut spangles — one stitch at a time — over 400 to 600 hours per ensemble.
04
The Final Finish
Linings, hand-rolled edges and the signature double-dupatta drape are completed, pressed and inspected before your private fitting.
The Materials
Only The Rarest Materials
Real Gold Tilla
Metallic threads drawn to a whisper-fine gauge.
Freshwater Pearls
Individually hand-knotted for lasting lustre.
Heritage Silks
Handwoven Varanasi Katan & micro-velvet.
Gota Patti
Traditional Rajasthani appliqué, cut by hand.