Anju Modi

The label builds its look around textile craft, combining hand embroidery with techniques such as Marori embroidery, Kashmiri embroidery and miniature painting inspired motifs. Fabrics like silk chanderi, tissue and dupion silk give a light, ceremonial drape, while finishing details like hand-finished borders and embroidered or printed dupattas set the work visibly on the surface.

The range is made for summer and spring celebrations, from intimate ceremonies to family weddings and joyful gatherings. It suits wedding guests and trousseau shoppers with dressed-up sets and flowing silhouettes, plus half saree and lehenga-led options for bride and family styling. There are also cape, tunic and palazzo combinations for a polished alternative to a traditional sari look.