A Peek Inside Aarriya’s Atelier
Welcome to my creative space, where fabrics and threads transform into stories. Here is a glimpse of the colors and textures currently filling my studio, waiting to be crafted into your next outfit.
A quick tour of the racks at Aarriya's Atelier. You can see a rainbow of colors and a variety of silhouettes, from formal gowns to festive kurtas, all ready for customization.
More beautiful pieces hanging in the studio. This video shows a collection of hand-embroidered dupattas, blouses, and lehengas waiting for their new homes.
A peek into my studio from the outside. The window display features a stunning green lehenga and a chic peach asymmetrical top, giving a hint of the creations inside.
A client looking classic and elegant in a gold tissue saree paired with a pure Banarasi silk blouse. This photo was taken during a fitting at my studio.
About this collection
It is not just about fabric and thread here; it is about the process. When you walk into the studio, bring your sketches, screenshots, or even just a mood board. I do not follow off-the-rack patterns, so we will start by brainstorming your vision before we ever cut a piece of fabric.
When you step into my studio in Hauz Khas, you will see that I do not just take orders. I look at fabrics like Banarasi silk, Moonga, and velvet as canvases. Whether you have a clear vision or just a vague feeling for your outfit, we work together to turn that into reality. My process is very hands-on. We start with your mood boards, move to sketches, and I keep you updated with videos of the embroidery work as it progresses.
I specialize in details that standard manufacturing misses. From hand-placed Zardosi and French knots to structural corsetry and precise draping, every element is designed to flatter you. You might see a green lehenga or a peach asymmetrical top on my racks today, but those are just starting points. If you want a modification to the flare of an Anarkali or a specific change to the blouse cut, we make it happen. My goal is to ensure you never have to settle for something off the rack again. If you have an upcoming event, whether it is a wedding, a festival, or a brunch, stop by to see the textures and colors in person.
Aarriya's Atelier
I am Payal, and this atelier is named after my daughter, Aarriya. She is the one behind all those wild, creative ideas. I have built this space to be a workshop where we can actually talk through your outfit ideas rather than just picking sizes off a chart.
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