Reads by Rang

Draped in 6 yards of history - My mom's story

Over the years the zardozi, sequins and cut-dana on my Nani's sari weakened the fabric and it tore from several places. My mom asked me to get it restored. I went to several stores in Delhi, and ev...

Restoring a Legacy : Mother-in-Law's Wedding Saree

Here we talk of a daughter-in-law inheriting her mother-in-law’s Wedding Saree and the journey of how she trusted us to restore it for her. Wedding sarees hold a great significance for every bride,...

Shikargah - An ode to the Untamed

The capsule edit of  Shikargah Jackets & Capes is an evolution of the design keeping tradition alive and resonant with Indian as well as Western fashion advancing the fine craft to the lands an...

‘Boteh’ – The journey from Persia to Paisley

‘Boteh’ is a Persian word meaning bush, shrub, a thicket (a small dense forest of small trees or bushes), bramble, and herb. Some would even take it to mean a palm leaf, cluster of leaves (perhaps ...

As India Unlocks...

 it's not about profits, successes or in fact even about covering expenses none of that is happening... it's about breathing life into the economy of you

Peplum Lehengas & why we love them!

Think of an Indian Bride.......and we instantly imagine a Lehenga, Blouse and Dupatta clad shy demure bride....and these days mostly two dupattas. Well!  we don't blame you as coming from traditio...