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Lifebuoy Ring Indigo Shirt
INR. 10,250.00 /-
Inspired from the Red Lifebuoys that hang by the boats of usually a white paint in a deep blue sea. This shirt is printed using natural materials and took multiple steps to achieve 4 colours. When you plan on taking up the "role" of a lifeguard or simply just want a soft flowing shirt to move with every coastal breeze giving you your hero moment, this is your best option.
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Red and Black Patta Shirt
INR. 7,450.00 /-
Hand Block Printed shirt using natural colours on a soft and breezy cotton fabric with a flowing collar, side vents and oxidised silver beads on sleeves. A good option for cooking workshops, art workshops and antiques store hopping.
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Hand Painted Cow Shirt
INR. 7,689.00 /-
If there's any shirt that needs to depict handmade, its this one. The rough edges of the randomised hand painting on 2x2 Twill Kala Cotton Fabric gives a representation of a time lived, story lived and the artisan's freedom of expression. Letting the natural red colour mark its own boundaries with every wash, this shirt builds its own depth and character.
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Bead-work Shimmer Shirt
INR. 10,679.00 /-
Shimmer Modal shirt dyed using natural red, embroidered with dark-red and off-white beads with MOP buttons. The silhouette is intentionally relaxed and cropped with extra ease, half sleeves, mandarin collar and straight hem with side vents. Perfect for your casual dinners, drinks, museums, art galleries and drives along the coasts.
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Kora Bead-work Shimmer Shirt
INR. 10,000.00 /-
Hand Embroidered Bead-work with dull gold accents to harmonise with the light gold shimmer this shirt has, along with MOP buttons. Its fabric choice makes it a perfect all day shirt that can be worn under the coastal sun and continued to the night where its shimmer glows.
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"Phetia" Modal Kurta
INR. 8,259.00 /-
A V neck kurta made in Modal Linen is perfect for the beach side breeze, given this fabrics fluidity, softness and breathability. For your outdoor journaling, readings, sketching or a casual boat-watching session, this kurta becomes versatile. Discharge printed using a block thats 300+ years old along with french knots detailing.
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Kala Cotton Fringes Kurta
INR. 10,850.00 /-
After carefully removing each weft thread to achieve the fringes and hand tying the oxidised silver beads, the entire kurta comes together with two-piece cut sleeves with surgeon's cuff. Made entirely from 0 count Khadi Kala cotton, it deepens in texture and depth. A true cowboy's fit regardless to where he travels to.
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Kala Cotton Kadamakkudy Jacket
INR. 20,565.00 /-
Fascinated by this small floating village just north of Fort Kochi called KADAMAKKUDY I visioned this particular design.
Kadamakkudy is a village that, if seen from above, looks like thin strips of land (mostly roads) running in perfect geometry while having water on both sides. The white stripes that are connected to the main black piece of the jacket using this zig zag technique gives the idea that these strips are floating. The small beads detail show people/family gathered at these roads and spending quality time by the water.
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Kala Cotton Raw Edged Jacket
INR. 14,670.00 /-
On my recent trip to Kochi, I noticed a rather interesting practice:
Fishing nets - small pieces of this net was being attached to the main net by the fishermen at places where it had been torn. While they were joining these pieces, they left the raw edges unfinished and every time that net took a dip the raw edges became more prominent, creating quite a visual to see. This observation inspired the raw edges on this jacket and the cowrie shells since its a beach side story.
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DHUNDREKHA
INR. 29,775.00 /-
This is how the sky became a canvas as well as a reflective inspiration for this look.The warm red stripes represent how the sky reflected off the vertical and symmetrically placed windows of the Bikaner haveli. Making the sky the reflective inspiration.The black stripes represent how the birds in the sky would leave a trial of their path when you blur your vision. This makes the sky a canvas. The sky here represents how one individual can play multiple roles in one's life. Sometimes the canvas, sometimes the reflection.
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SAFADHANI
INR. 23,969.00 /-
Why I never used Bandhani in my designs while having a brand inspired from Marward.
I needed a deeper meaning and an unique perspective that it finally made sense to use this craft for more that it just being a marward craft. Noticed the men of marward tying their safas and it resembled the same technique of how bandhani is made. Tying knots to shield the fabric (mind) from colour, noise, deception and manipulation. Added french knots to further represent the safas.
Design with intention becomes an identity you proudly carry.
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GHUNGROLIO
INR. 19,509.00 /-
A plate of Aglio e Olio inspired the details of this look. The continuous clinking of my fork to the plate while struggling to pick up the last few strands of spaghetti, it reminded me of a familiar sound - the ghungroos women would wear in Marward. Also the visual of my plate inspired the Dabu white lines that represent the spaghetti and clusters of french knots represent the leftover bits of garlic on my plate.
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GODNA-BELIYA
INR. 25,357.00 /-
On a bus in rural marward, I noticed something striking, and this is how I brought it to menswear -
1. Tribal Tattoos all over the neck and hands of women that symbolised true marward culture and art. The motifs all over the shawl are inspired from these tattoos.
2. Odnis; The idea for this shawl came from watching women make baby carriers from their odni - resourceful, rooted and real.
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