
Virasat
Heritage Handloom Couture — Banarasi, Kanjeevaram & Chikankari
Couture · 2025 · Endangered Indian textiles reborn as modern couture
Virasat — Heritage — is a couture tribute to India's endangered textile traditions.
Each of the eight looks is named for the region whose craft it honors: Banaras, Kutch, Lucknow, Kanchipuram, Chanderi, Maheshwar, Pochampally, and Paithan.
Working directly with master weavers and embroiderers — some among the last practitioners of their craft — this collection transforms heritage textiles into modern couture silhouettes: floor-length gowns, structured blouses, and grand lehengas that belong as much in a museum as on a runway.
The palette is regal: deep burgundy, emerald, royal blue, antique gold, and rich purple.
Virasat is a love letter to the hands that weave India's identity, and a declaration that these crafts will not be allowed to fade.
Designer's Vision

Original design sketch — Virasat Collection