Shop for automotive art and embroidered apparel designed by Indian royals at the artisanal tale

Shop for automotive art and embroidered apparel designed by Indian royals at the artisanal tale

Saris at chaasmi

Saris at Chaasmi | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

If you are keen to know about the art, craft, culture and cuisine of Estwhile Indian Royal Families, this Event brings a range of products crafted with palace students. The artisanal tale, an event by design platform royal fables in association with federation of Indian chambars of commerce & industry ladies organization (ficci-fi) Chennai, CHNNAI, CHNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRANNAI, CRANNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, CRNNAI, Charnai, Charnai, Charnai, Charnai, Arryals togers TOCE TOGER 12 ROYALSTHER 12 ROYALSTHER 12 will present everything from automotive art, bespoke textals, jewelery and heritage weaves.

Vidita Singh's painting of a delahaye at a polo match

Vidita Singh’s painting of a delahaye at a polo match | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Vidita Singh of Barwani will be in Chennai after 18 years to showcase her automotive art, featuring brands such as mergedes-Benz300, rolls-royce and jaguar. “I have an inherited passion for cars. From my great grandfather’s time, till today, our family has pionered the automobile industry, “Says Vidita, Who Held Her First Solo Exhibition in 2003. Delahaye model in a polo field and a chevroolet bel air, among others. “These paintings tell stories from the car’s personal; What it would see if it was alive. I also give my work a feminine touch and play with florals. For this range, I have veered towards making the angles of the cars prominent, such as headlights, tail lights. ” Other artworks on Display Include Vintage Pahari Miniatures from Kangra, and Looms from Varanasi by Textile Platform Aabharnam Foundation.

A sari by jaykirti singh

A sari by jaykirti singh | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

A large part of the line-up comprise Indian festive wear in Organic Cotton by Rosetree, an artisanal studio helmed by the women from the seohara family in Rajasthan; cotton farshis by ritu sinh of wankaner; Chanderi weaves by fashion label chaar chand; Mulberry Silk Apparel by Hyderabad-Based Studio Thirai; And weaves by chennai’s sujata pai, to name a less.

Jaykirti Singh of Baria, Gujarat, Known for Her Chiffon Drapes and Handblock Printed Cottons, Will Be Bringing Saris, and Lehengas. “The collection features embroidered block prints, which is something I’ve not done before. I will also brings chiffon weaves in leheriya, tie-dye-dye prints, “Says jaykirti, who will also also brings hand-painted linen shirts, saris, and a few winter capes.

A sari designed by nandiniy singh

A sari designed by nandiniy singh | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Nandiniy singh, who hails from a taluqdar family of awadh and is the founder of label chaasmi, will showcase hand-superdered saris in chiffon and organza with vintage borders. “I will also bring a less lehengas,” She says, “I Specialize in Aari and Zardozi in Resham and Zari, AlongSide hand painting. My Saris are primarily in pastels such as pink, yellow, sea blue, and violet, and feature subtle embroidery, “Says nandiniy, who for paintings reflects in the Emproodery Done by Her Core Tiem Seven artisans.

A potli at futri bags

A Potli at Foutri Bags | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Rashmi Singh, The Brain Behind Foutri Bags-a women-rice enterprise, which is the project of chandelao vikas sansthan (Jodhpur)-is excited to brings her range of embroidered Potli GAST. “We Never Repeat our designs, essentially the embroidered only, to ensure they are exclusive for our boys,” She says. Her New Range Compresses Potlis in Raw Silk and Charmeuse Satin With Beadwork. “I will also be showcasing our new boho collection that features potlis in patchwork. Old Fabrics and Tribal Apparel was used to create patchwork textiles that was then turned into bags. This was a time consuming range as the fabric is direction to work on, ”Adds rashmi.

Saris are priced upwards of ₹ 12,500. The event is on February 26, at Taj Coromandel, Chennai. From 11am to 7pm. Entry is free.

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