Jaipur Modern

Shiny Dabba celebrates Indian history through thoughtfully crafted contemporary accessories.

This 925 sterling silver ring pays tribute to Jaipur's Amber Fort, with its skyline carefully carved into the band, transforming a landmark of Rajput architecture into a timeless piece of jewellery.

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Maachis Art brings Indian stories into everyday objects through thoughtful craftsmanship. Working with artisan communities across the country, the brand transforms familiar cultural references into collectible pieces that celebrate material, memory, and making.

The Anti Nazar Matchbox draws from protective symbols deeply rooted in Indian tradition, while the Mysore Mangoes Matchbox pays tribute to vintage Indian matchbox graphics and the iconic Three Mangoes artwork. Both reinterpret nostalgia through handcrafted design.

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At KICHU, jewellery evolves from traditional inspiration into modern expression. Crafted in sterling silver, each piece balances sculptural form with intricate hand finished detailing, allowing heritage and contemporary design to exist together.

The Odyssey Mini earrings feature an engraved teardrop form, while the Halo earrings explore movement through an ornate linking system. Both are designed as fluid, unisex pieces that adapt naturally to the wearer.

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Aakar Taro celebrates the enduring craft of hand block printing through thoughtful, modern design.

Made in summer linen and printed by hand in Sanganer, each stripe is created using carved wooden blocks, carrying the subtle variations that define handmade textiles. A hand embroidered logo on the sleeve adds the final artisanal detail.

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At NASO, fragrance begins with traditional Indian incense making, where natural botanicals, aromatic woods, resins, and essential oils are brought together through time honoured methods.

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Studio Medium builds each collection through process, allowing material and technique to shape the final garment.

Rooted in textile exploration, the studio works with handcrafted surfaces and thoughtful construction, where every detail reflects the journey of making.

This edit features a handwoven seersucker silk shirt with shibori detailing and signature root buttons, alongside a cotton shirt finished with root buttons and an asymmetrical seam detail.

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Shruti Kumar builds jewellery through traditional inlay work, setting syndicate polkis and gemstones into 24 carat gold and 925 silver.

Each piece is shaped by hand through fine stonesetting and metalwork.

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The Yogi Textiles works with an all-women embroidery organisation in Bihar, building garments through Kantha, one of India's oldest running stitch traditions.

The surface compositions draw from 19th century Bengali kantha quilts, translated onto handwoven khadi and indigenous Kala cotton through hand-led, time-intensive processes.

Each piece is made in small batches across a network of weavers, embroiderers, and artisans in North India.

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creates intricately embroidered wearable accessories such as earrings and brooches.

In her work, textures such as glass beads, crystals, metallic threadwork, enamel, and layered fringe come together, all handcrafted using detailed surface techniques.

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mulberry silk sarees combine handwoven textiles with block printing and painterly surface treatments.

Built through slow processes and artisan collaboration, the collection explores fluid drape, layered pattern, and modern colour palettes while retaining the softness of handmade cloth.

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