Cinnamon and flame-orange gharara Set
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SPECIFICATIONS
Colour: Cinnamon and orange
A short kalidar and gharara in various shades of cinnamon and flame-orange. The delicately rendered artworks show an interesting mix of sacred geometry and stylised florals derived from a melange of archival textiles- 18th century Pichhwais, Oriental textiles from the 19th century and Persian carpets as well as Mughal architecture details. The motifs are wrought using kasab-dori marodi ka kaam, resham zardozi, sequins, pearls and semi precious stones. It is paired with a traditional odhna that is replete with an all over “patasha-butti” jaal inspired from a vintage archival textile and rendered using sucha gota, kachi patti and pittah ka kaam. -
MATERIAL & CARE
Dry Clean only
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DISCLAIMER
This is a handcrafted product containing vintage fabrics, Threads, sequins, zari etc. and may have slight irregularities or imperfections. These irregularities are the result of the human involvement in the process and raw material that adds to the finished products charm while ensuring you have a "one-of-a-kind piece”
Despite every effort to provide accurate images of each outfit's color and design, actual colors and design may vary slightly due to the screen settings of different devices, the mood and lighting in the shoot location, and other factors.
Any returns for a product due to customer dissatisfaction with a finish (that is not a fault) will need to comply with the RAH terms and conditions. -
INSPIRATION STORY
SHARARA
“The Eclectic Wanderer” is a tale of travel and transcendence, a yearning of the soul for a long lost home to which one cannot return, which may never was, woven through the language of Motifs-some lost and rediscovered…and some re-imagined. It invokes the essence of a bohemian free-spirited traveler on a perpetual soul searching journey, traversing across a myriad cultures and landscapes picking up Motifs of reminiscence along the way, each reflecting various moods and fascinations en route, ingrained in a sense of pathos and melancholy, of longing and desire, of hope, freedom and rediscovery, of losing one’s “own” to regain the “self” in the process.SHARARA“The Eclectic Wanderer” is a tale of travel and transcendence, a yearning of the soul for a long lost home to which one cannot return, which may never was, woven through the language of Motifs-some lost and rediscovered…and some re-imagined. It invokes the essence of a bohemian free-spirited traveler on a perpetual soul searching journey, traversing across a myriad cultures and landscapes picking up Motifs of reminiscence along the way, each reflecting various moods and fascinations en route, ingrained in a sense of pathos and melancholy, of longing and desire, of hope, freedom and rediscovery, of losing one’s “own” to regain the “self” in the process.
SHARARA
“The Eclectic Wanderer” is a tale of travel and transcendence, a yearning of the soul for a long lost home to which one cannot return, which may never was, woven through the language of Motifs-some lost and rediscovered…and some re-imagined. It invokes the essence of a bohemian free-spirited traveler on a perpetual soul searching journey, traversing across a myriad cultures and landscapes picking up Motifs of reminiscence along the way, each reflecting various moods and fascinations en route, ingrained in a sense of pathos and melancholy, of longing and desire, of hope, freedom and rediscovery, of losing one’s “own” to regain the “self” in the process.
“The Eclectic Wanderer” is a tale of travel and transcendence, a yearning of the soul for a long lost home to which one cannot return, which may never was, woven through the language of Motifs-some lost and rediscovered…and some re-imagined. It invokes the essence of a bohemian free-spirited traveler on a perpetual soul searching journey, traversing across a myriad cultures and landscapes picking up Motifs of reminiscence along the way, each reflecting various moods and fascinations en route, ingrained in a sense of pathos and melancholy, of longing and desire, of hope, freedom and rediscovery, of losing one’s “own” to regain the “self” in the process.
Colour: Cinnamon and orange
A short kalidar and gharara in various shades of cinnamon and flame-orange. The delicately rendered artworks show an interesting mix of sacred geometry and stylised florals derived from a melange of archival textiles- 18th century Pichhwais, Oriental textiles from the 19th century and Persian carpets as well as Mughal architecture details. The motifs are wrought using kasab-dori marodi ka kaam, resham zardozi, sequins, pearls and semi precious stones. It is paired with a traditional odhna that is replete with an all over “patasha-butti” jaal inspired from a vintage archival textile and rendered using sucha gota, kachi patti and pittah ka kaam.
Dry Clean only
This is a handcrafted product containing vintage fabrics, Threads, sequins, zari etc.
and may have slight irregularities or imperfections. These irregularities are the result
of the human involvement in the process and raw material that adds to the finished products
charm while ensuring you have a "one-of-a-kind piece”
Despite every effort to provide accurate
images of each outfit's color and design, actual colors and design may vary slightly due to
the screen settings of different devices, the mood and lighting in the shoot location, and other factors.
Any returns for a product due to customer dissatisfaction with
a finish (that is not a fault) will need to comply with the RAH terms and conditions.
