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महारानी
Sovereignty ༶ Majesty ༶ Grace

Mahārāṇī — great queen — speaks to a sovereignty worn from within: a quiet majesty that does not need to announce itself.

Inspired by the traditional choga, a long, open-front robe worn in the Mughal courts of India, the Mahārāṇī Coat reimagines this historic silhouette in pure wool, falling in long, unhurried lines that balance structure with ease.

In Rose Sand, a warm, earthen blush is illuminated by intricate saffron-yellow and soft ivory Kashidakari hand-embroidery from Kashmir. Florals and paisleys unfold across the neckline, cuffs and hem before gathering into an elaborate composition across the back, bringing a sunlit warmth and delicate ornament to the softness of the wool.

Turned inside out, the coat reveals its second expression: hand-block printed Ajrakh silk, naturally dyed and created by master artisans in Ajrakhpur, Kutch. Fully reversible, the two sides bring together distinct traditions of Indian craftsmanship — embroidered wool and luminous printed silk, held within a single garment.

Worn open and flowing or drawn closer to the body, its generous form carries the presence of ceremonial dress into the everyday — regal without excess, an outer layer for the inner crown.

Pure Wool Exterior ༶ Kashidakari Hand-Embroidery ༶ Naturally Dyed Ajrakh Silk Interior ༶ Fully Reversible

महारानी
Sovereignty ༶ Majesty ༶ Grace

Mahārāṇī — great queen — speaks to a sovereignty worn from within: a quiet majesty that does not need to announce itself.

Inspired by the traditional choga, a long, open-front robe worn in the Mughal courts of India, the Mahārāṇī Coat reimagines this historic silhouette in pure wool, falling in long, unhurried lines that balance structure with ease.

In Pomegranate Noir, a deep, earthen red is traced with intricate black Kashidakari hand-embroidery from Kashmir. Florals and paisleys unfold across the neckline, cuffs and hem before gathering into an elaborate composition across the back, the dark thread bringing depth and quiet drama to the richness of the wool.

Turned inside out, the coat reveals its second expression: hand-block printed Ajrakh silk, naturally dyed and created by master artisans in Ajrakhpur, Kutch. Fully reversible, the two sides bring together distinct traditions of Indian craftsmanship — embroidered wool and luminous printed silk, held within a single garment.

Worn open and flowing or drawn closer to the body, its generous form carries the presence of ceremonial dress into the everyday — regal without excess, an outer layer for the inner crown.

Pure Wool Exterior ༶ Kashidakari Hand-Embroidery ༶ Naturally Dyed Ajrakh Silk Interior ༶ Fully Reversible

अग्नि Devotion ༶ Purification ༶ Transformation

A horizontal brass gold plated bar that can be worn at the waist of the Nitya Kimono, drawing the open silk into a single elegant line, striking enough to carry an evening. The flame takes form: brilliant, luminous, and alive —holding the silk the way fire enchants a room

FORM Horizontal bar, worn at the waist

WORN Draws open silk into one clean line

MATERIAL Solid brass, gold-plated, hand-finished

STYLE IT WITH The Nitya Kimono

सूर्य Radiance ༶Brilliance ༶Splendor

A small circle of golden brass light that arrives before you and lingers once you have gone. Worn as a pair at the front or chosen as a single on the back of the Ānanda Jumpsuit, the front of the Dharma Wrap Top, or to slip onto the Soma Dress — transforming a plain line into a point of warmth.

FORM Circular sun ring — sold singly or as a pair

WORN Slips onto the strap, front or back

MATERIAL Solid brass, gold-plated, hand-finished

STYLE IT WITH The Ānanda Jumpsuit, Dharma Wrap top & Soma dress

चन्द्र Grace ༶Reflection ༶ Luminosity

Placed in the hair like the moon set in the sky — an invocation of her many phases. A slender half-moon rests at the gather, catching the light from above. Reflective and luminous, it carries grace through every cycle.

FORM Crescent half-moon hair pin

WORN Slides into gathered or pinned hair

MATERIAL Solid brass, gold-plated, hand-finished

STYLE IT WITH Any look, hair worn up

महारानी
Sovereignty ༶ Majesty ༶ Grace

Mahārāṇī — great queen — speaks to a sovereignty worn from within: a quiet majesty that does not need to announce itself.

Inspired by the traditional choga, a long, open-front robe worn in the Mughal courts of India, the Mahārāṇī Coat reimagines this historic silhouette in pure wool, falling in long, unhurried lines that balance structure with ease.

In Smoked Plum, a dusky aubergine ground is richly traced with burnt-vermilion Kashidakari hand-embroidery from Kashmir. Florals and paisleys unfurl across the neckline, cuffs and hem before gathering into an intricate, almost architectural composition across the back.

Turned inside out, the coat reveals its second expression: hand-block printed Ajrakh silk, naturally dyed and created by master artisans in Ajrakhpur, Kutch. Fully reversible, the two sides bring together distinct traditions of Indian craftsmanship — embroidered wool and luminous printed silk, held within a single garment.

Worn open and flowing or drawn closer to the body, its generous form carries the presence of ceremonial dress into the everyday — regal without excess, an outer layer for the inner crown.

Pure Wool Exterior ༶ Kashidakari Hand-Embroidery ༶ Naturally Dyed Ajrakh Silk Interior ༶ Fully Reversible

पूर्ण

Plenitude ༶ Wholeness ༶ Abundance

Fiber from the fine undercoat of the Changthangi goat is reworked in Srinagar into pure cashmere of extraordinary softness and warmth. Pūrṇa takes its name from the Sanskrit for fullness — that which is whole, complete, and lacking nothing.

Generously cut to envelop the body, yet light enough to move freely with it, the Pūrṇa Wrap can be draped over the shoulders, gathered close, belted at the waist, or opened into its full expanse. Remarkably warm and endlessly versatile, it is a piece to inhabit — a cocoon of softness for movement, rest, ritual, and the changing seasons.

A single golden bindu rests upon the weave: the point of completeness held within the expanse. Small yet luminous, it recalls the essence of Pūrṇa — that wholeness is not something to be attained, but something already present at the center.

Offered in a changing palette of colors, each expression brings its own character to the quiet luminosity of the cashmere and its golden bindu.

100% Cashmere ༶ Available in Multiple Colors

करुणा

Compassion ༶ Kindness ༶ Belonging

Hand-woven and colored by artisans who have carried the secrets of natural dye through generations, the Karuṇā Shawl comes in two expressions: a deep devotional red, warm and vital; and a luminous ivory, soft and serene.

Fine enough to fold away, yet generous enough to wrap fully around the body, Karuṇā offers warmth through the coldest months, for outdoor practice, travel, or quiet moments of rest. Worn close, it becomes an enduring companion — a mantle of warmth, tenderness, and the simple feeling of being held.

Upon the cloth rests a single golden bindu — the still point from which all things arise and to which all things return. Against crimson it glows like a spark of inner fire; against ivory, like a drop of sunlight. A small mark of wholeness, it rests close to the body as a reminder of the center that is always within.

100% Cashmere ༶ Available in Red & White

सौन्दर्य

Heritage༶Artistry༶Devotional Storytelling

Handcrafted over twenty-three precise steps, this piece is drawn in the traditional Kalamkari style using a bamboo pen. Vibrant natural dyes—derived from pomegranate, indigo, and iron rust—bring the design to life. With every organic line uniquely rendered, no two pieces are ever the same

Material: Front- Raw Silk / Back- Hand painted with natural dyes