Jaipur Modern

works with gemstones, sculptural silhouettes, and delicate metal forms handcrafted in Jaipur.
From rose quartz earrings to navratan bracelets and ear cuffs that follow the natural curve of the ear, each piece explores balance, symbolism, and material detail.
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works with handwoven textiles developed with artisan groups across Tamil Nadu.

These tote bags are woven by rural women artisans, built through slow hand processes and finished with a pouch and loop closure for everyday use.

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works with indigenous cotton, natural dyes, and hand processes developed across India.

For the Spring-Summer season, yellow dyes emerge from plant based sources such as pomegranate shells, creating tones shaped through time, heat, and material.

A practice that connects textiles, the environment, and the maker.

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The Tara tote by is hand embroidered on cotton canvas using aari, kasab and sequin work.

Honoring the Indian elephant - a symbol of wisdom, strength, loyalty and quiet magnificence - it celebrates the friendship between man and elephant through textile.

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In its newest pieces, approaches the idea of roots as systems of movement rather than fixed forms.

Across the collection, patterns travel through the textile, informed by how roots branch, spread, and move through layers of soil. Techniques like guntai shibori create these forms, while embroidery is used sparingly as a surface detail.

A palette drawn from clay, loam, and mineral tones grounds the work in material and process.

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works with 92.5 sterling silver, often gold plated and set with precious and semi precious stones.

The collections draw from heirloom jewellery traditions, reinterpreting older forms through sculptural, contemporary design.

This leads to the creation of pieces shaped through material, time, and craftsmanship.

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Inspired by traditional Ayurvedic practices, focuses on formulations shaped by natural ingredients and heritage knowledge. Botanicals are carefully sourced and blended using techniques rooted in classical wellness traditions.

This selection includes Aloe Vera and Saffron Gel with Kumkumadi Tailam, Rose Water infused with Centifolia roses, and handcrafted bathing bars designed for everyday rituals.

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was founded with a focus on textile development, hand weaving, and working directly with regional craft traditions across India.

The brand often studies old textiles, traditional garments, and weaving techniques, building new fabrics while staying close to the original vocabulary of the craft. The clothing emerges from the textile rather than the other way around.

Jamdani, seen in this collection, is one of the most intricate hand weaving techniques, where small motifs are added manually during the weaving process using fine threads.

This slow method allows motifs to appear as if they are floating on the fabric, and each piece reflects hours of careful hand work on the loom.

Now available at Jaipur Modern.

At the City Palace in Jaipur, the Leheriya Gate is a representation of spring.

Its soft green tones, flowing patterns, and intricate detailing echo the season of renewal.

This is one of four seasonal gateways at Pritam Niwas Chowk, where architecture is a celebration of time, colour, and craft.

Ekà approaches clothing through textile, process, and quiet detail. Rooted in natural fabrics, fluid cuts, and seasonless silhouettes, each piece reflects the brand’s commitment to craft and everyday wearability.

For Spring 2026, Ekà brings together voices shaped by different places, cultures, and lived experiences. This allows the collection to be seen through many perspectives - and as a dialogue between memory, material, and movement.

Now stocking the Spring 2026 collection at Jaipur Modern.

works with textiles shaped through traditional processes across India.

The collection brings together Ajrakh based styles, where fabric is block printed and resist dyed through repeated stages of printing, washing, and sun drying using natural dyes, creating layered and symmetrical surfaces, and embroidered styles that focus on detail built through thread and hand construction.

Discover them at Jaipur Modern.