Dynasty Collection

Dynasty CollectionPurple borderless kanchipuram silk saree with a "self pallu" featuring traditional silver zari. The silver zari bhuttas are adapted from copper coins that belong to the Kongu Chera era which resemble inscribed version of a bow (left), a palm tree (right) and a lamp (center). All within one bhutta.

The bhuttas are adapted from copper coins that belong to  the Kongu Chera era which resemble inscribed versions of   a bow (left)

The borders and pallu are in black with zari weaving

a palm tree ( right ) and a lamp ( center)

sacred lamp

Grey Kanchipuram silk saree with "Pallanguzhi" inspired folk art bhuttas in gold zari

There is a talk among the locals that this  coin was discovered during the auspiscious Kumbabishekam of Brihadeeswarar temple in Tanjore

Folklore Collection is a celebration of ancient Indian folk expressions

we contemplated on making the zentangle art taking over the complete pallu where the whole saree stood witness

They have also stated that the back of the coin carries Raja Raja Chola’s name inscribed

Yellow kanchipuram silk saree with a traditional pink coloured pallu which features a sculpture that dates back to Chera dynasty

A feature from Folklore edition

The Pallu is teal green with an ensemble of traditional Carnatic instruments such as Tabla and Veena