A craft that dates back millennia. A craft that is not just 100% natural but in its very essence, so inspired by nature. A craft that is a gift, a gift like no other that is passed from one generation to another. Presenting, our "Made in Kutch" collection, "Mohabbat", a labour of love straight from the artisans of Kutch. No saree can resemble the other as the weaver, the pressure of their hand on the block, the water, the vegetables from which the dye is extracted and even the air is different each time. This saree is one such special, one-of-its kind labour of love.
A craft that dates back millenia. A craft that is not just 100% natural but in its very essence, totally inspired by nature . A craft that is a gif...
View full detailsA craft that dates back millenia. A craft that is not just 100% natural but in its very essence, totally inspired by nature . A craft that is a gif...
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