Embroidered Kota saree - Riwaayat -Jhirna blue pottery Our Kaisori block-printed Mulmul skirt

Our Kaisori block-printed Mulmul skirt celebrates Northwest Rajasthan's age-old folk mud-resist printing technique

making slight variations and irregularities in the fabric part of its beauty — a testament to the artistry behind handmade craftsmanship

Fabric :Jute and cotton dyed natural dyed and handwoven by artisans from Ajmer district

The Flying Gods of Benaras is a traditional art form that brings this belief to life through exquisite figurines of mythological characters

Blouse Piece: Attached

Embroidered Kota saree - Riwaayat -Jhirna blue pottery Our Kaisori block-printed Mulmul skirtRiwayat () A Summer Story in Stitches We love stories and we tell them through craft. Riwayat () is our ode to traditions that endure. This Kota capsule brings together the airy lightness of handwoven Kota Doria from Kaithoon with the quiet beauty of intricate embroideryeach thread a reflection of time, skill, and legacy. Inspired by the softness of summer and the poetry of handmade textiles, every saree carries a sense of ease, grace, and understated