Stories
See the work, not just the words.
One piece at a time: what arrives, what we do to it, and what goes back. Look first; read the detail if you want it.
Wedding & couture
A bridal lehenga, three weeks after the wedding
Heavy zardozi on silk, sweat at the underarms, a ghee mark at the hem — and a family that wants it kept for a daughter.
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Sneakers & streetwear
White leather sneakers with yellowed midsoles
Four materials glued together, scuffed uppers, laces gone grey, and midsoles that have turned the colour of tea.
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Sarees & heirloom
A grandmother’s Banarasi, folded for thirty years
Silk gone brittle along the folds, zari dulled, a faint musty smell, and a family that wants to wear it at the next wedding.
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These are walkthroughs of how each kind of piece is handled. Real cases — with the customer’s permission and their own before-and-after photographs — will replace them once the atelier opens.
Why stories
Because “specialist care” means nothing until you see it.
Every story follows the same shape: the piece as it arrives, five steps with photographs, the result in numbers, then the full detail for anyone who wants to read it.
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