Red sharara set
Red georgette kurta wuth sharara and dupatta
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SPECIFICATIONS
Colour: Red
A red georgette kurta paired with a sharara. The base print of the set has been recreated from archival resist-dyed cotton fragments, while the embroideries are referenced from a mid 19th century womens' robe (possibly Kutch province) and rendered using kasab-dori and resham marodi ka kaam, hand cut metal sequins and pearls. The look is completed with an embroidered silk tissue dupatta. -
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 Kārawān collection draws inspiration from folk arts and textile crafts found in far flung tribal belts spread across the undivided Indian sub-continent and is a functional prêt line with each garment being a journey on its own, having its own story that comes with subtle twists and surprises. The collection hearkens back to the glory days of the erstwhile princely states of Patiala, Kapurthala, Gujranwala, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Oudh, Kashmir and Sindhh. Various techniques and elements are juxtaposed over one another in each ensemble yet there is a sense of harmony and balance that renders the collection with a certain aura of ease and timelessness.SHARARAThe Kārawān collection draws inspiration from folk arts and textile crafts found in far flung tribal belts spread across the undivided Indian sub-continent and is a functional prêt line with each garment being a journey on its own, having its own story that comes with subtle twists and surprises. The collection hearkens back to the glory days of the erstwhile princely states of Patiala, Kapurthala, Gujranwala, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Oudh, Kashmir and Sindhh. Various techniques and elements are juxtaposed over one another in each ensemble yet there is a sense of harmony and balance that renders the collection with a certain aura of ease and timelessness.
The Kārawān collection draws inspiration from folk arts and textile crafts found in far flung tribal belts spread across the undivided Indian sub-continent and is a functional prêt line with each garment being a journey on its own, having its own story that comes with subtle twists and surprises. The collection hearkens back to the glory days of the erstwhile princely states of Patiala, Kapurthala, Gujranwala, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Oudh, Kashmir and Sindhh. Various techniques and elements are juxtaposed over one another in each ensemble yet there is a sense of harmony and balance that renders the collection with a certain aura of ease and timelessness.
The Kārawān collection draws inspiration from folk arts and textile crafts found in far flung tribal belts spread across the undivided Indian sub-continent and is a functional prêt line with each garment being a journey on its own, having its own story that comes with subtle twists and surprises. The collection hearkens back to the glory days of the erstwhile princely states of Patiala, Kapurthala, Gujranwala, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Oudh, Kashmir and Sindhh. Various techniques and elements are juxtaposed over one another in each ensemble yet there is a sense of harmony and balance that renders the collection with a certain aura of ease and timelessness.
Colour: Red
A red georgette kurta paired with a sharara. The base print of the set has been recreated from archival resist-dyed cotton fragments, while the embroideries are referenced from a mid 19th century womens' robe (possibly Kutch province) and rendered using kasab-dori and resham marodi ka kaam, hand cut metal sequins and pearls. The look is completed with an embroidered silk tissue dupatta.
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.