Custom Upcycled Blouses & Kurtis

My process is rooted in the philosophy of 'scrap to story.' I believe that fabric waste is merely an opportunity to extend the life of a textile that has already witnessed a life of its own. When you commission a blouse or kurti, you are not just selecting a pattern; you are engaging in a dialogue with materials like antique gold linen silk, rare Kutch embroidery, and reclaimed Banarsi zari.

The Crafting Journey

Each garment is constructed with a focus on longevity and comfort. I use premium natural fibers for the base, ensuring that the silhouette is both elegant and wearable. The technical details, such as full cotton linings and internal fusing, are standard because a piece that looks beautiful must also be durable. Whether you want a crop-top cut or a traditional kurti style, we account for your specific body measurements through either studio fittings or detailed virtual consultations.

Material Heritage

I source materials from my own collection of vintage scraps and rare weaves. This means no two pieces are identical. We can incorporate specific elements—perhaps a touch of tribal mirror work or a specific Banarsi panel—to reflect your personal style.

• Fabric Bases: Antique gold linen silk, raw silk, hand-spun cotton.
• Accents: Kutch embroidery, Zardozi trims, handmade potli buttons, coin work.
• Finish: Fully lined, with options for padding and custom piping.

If you have a vintage heirloom of your own that you wish to incorporate into a new design, we can certainly discuss how to restore or re-purpose that textile into a modern, wearable form.