Anarkali Dupattas: Elegance Redefined
Our Anarkali dupatta collection brings together a tapestry of rich cultural heritage, showcasing diverse fabrics, intricate handwork, and artisanal techniques from India’s most celebrated textile hubs. Each piece is thoughtfully curated to embody both elegance and tradition, enhancing the beauty of any Anarkali ensemble. Explore the range, from airy, lightweight fabrics perfect for everyday wear to opulent, textured pieces ideal for special occasions.
Types & Styles
Classic Anarkali Dupattas: Simple yet sophisticated, these dupattas come in subtle shades and minimal embellishments, adding just the right touch of grace to any outfit.
Heavily Embroidered Anarkali Dupattas: Featuring dense embroideries and sequins, perfect for festive occasions and celebrations.
Printed Anarkali Dupattas: Embrace bold patterns like florals, paisleys, and geometrics in vibrant color palettes to give a statement finish to your Anarkali.
Regional Art Dupattas: Featuring unique designs like Ajrakh, Bandhani, and more, these dupattas represent India’s regional art forms.
Fabrics
Our Anarkali dupattas come in a variety of luxurious fabrics, selected to complement both casual and formal Anarkali outfits:
Silk Dupattas: Rich and lustrous, silk dupattas from regions like Varanasi and Bangalore lend a royal touch, perfect for weddings and celebrations.
Cotton Dupattas: Lightweight and breathable, these cotton dupattas from states like Gujarat and West Bengal are ideal for everyday wear, especially in warm weather.
Chiffon & Georgette Dupattas: Light and flowing, these sheer dupattas add a delicate, ethereal touch, perfect for creating layered looks.
Velvet Dupattas: Soft and regal, velvet dupattas, especially from regions like Punjab, add a layer of warmth and grandeur to winter ensembles.
Handwoven Dupattas: Our handloom collection includes dupattas from weaving regions such as Kanchipuram and Maheshwar, made with artisanal precision.
Techniques & Craftsmanship
Our Anarkali dupattas are crafted using some of India’s most intricate textile techniques:
Ajrakh: This ancient block-printing technique from Gujarat and Rajasthan uses natural dyes and geometric patterns, giving each dupatta a one-of-a-kind, heritage feel.
Bandhani (Tie-Dye): Known for its delicate, dot-like patterns, Bandhani dupattas from Gujarat and Rajasthan bring vibrant colors and traditional designs that celebrate festive occasions.
Zardozi Embroidery: Originating from the Mughal era, Zardozi dupattas from Lucknow and Hyderabad use gold and silver threads, creating a regal, elevated look.
Phulkari Embroidery: With floral motifs in bright colors, Phulkari dupattas from Punjab are known for their striking beauty and cultural significance.
Chikankari Embroidery: Known for its delicate floral patterns, Chikankari dupattas from Lucknow are perfect for adding a subtle, refined elegance to any outfit.
Artisanal Origins
Each dupatta in our Anarkali collection is sourced from India’s finest textile regions, supporting local artisans and preserving centuries-old traditions. Whether it’s the vivid dyes of Kutch, the soft elegance of Chanderi weaves, or the grandeur of Banarasi silk, our Anarkali dupattas are a celebration of India’s artistry and craftsmanship.
