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Parampara Promenade: Rotary Club of Calcutta's fashion and lifestyle exhibition

With an eclectic selection of carefully-curated, high-quality collections from designer brands across the country, it presented a comprehensive shopping experience

Sudarshana Ganguly (t2 Intern) Published 22.03.23, 02:26 PM
We spotted this set of uniquely handcrafted ceramic plates by Aditi Saraogi. In abstract design and bright colour tones, they are sure to turn heads. Display them as showpieces or use them as stunning dessert plates. Price: Rs 3,500

We spotted this set of uniquely handcrafted ceramic plates by Aditi Saraogi. In abstract design and bright colour tones, they are sure to turn heads. Display them as showpieces or use them as stunning dessert plates. Price: Rs 3,500 Pictures: B Halder

Rotary Club of Calcutta Chowrenghee organised Parampara Promenade in association with The Telegraph, a fashion and lifestyle exhibition at The Oberoi Grand on March 15 and 16. With an eclectic selection of carefully-curated, high-quality collections from designer brands across the country, it presented a comprehensive shopping experience. From festive wear to jewellery, footwear and even gift items, the exhibition was a one-stop shopping destination for Calcuttans. Proceeds from the exhibition were given away to the Rotary Club of Calcutta Chowrenghee’s charity projects. The Telegraph dropped by and handpicked some that are perfect for your home and wardrobe, for the upcoming summer season.

(Right) We spotted this lehenga, choli and dupatta set in a refreshing green colour at Basil Leaf. Detailed, intricate floral embroidery work in shades of pink adds beauty and elegance to the ensemble, a must-have if you are looking to shop for your trousseau this season. Price: Rs 34,900

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(Middle) Coords are all the rage right now and we spotted this cool suede set at Madhu’s, with eye-catching thread accents on the shoulder. Price: Rs 12,500

(Left) Perfect for the summer, this organza and chanderi salwar suit by Aeshna is breezy and cute. We especially heart its pretty peach colour. Price: Rs 4,200

Beat the heat while you dress up at your gorgeous best this summer, with this lightweight, handcrafted Kota silk sari from Vithika Curated Weaves by Shruti and Mona. Price: Rs 2,600

These handmade table mats and coasters are decorative, yet functional and minimalist. They are crafted by the underprivileged women of Stree, an initiative of RCC Chowrenghee. Price: Rs 1,100 (table mats), Rs 450 (set of coasters).

This uniquely-designed, portable, double-layered resin stand from Studio Pottery will add just the right aesthetic touch to your bedside table and can help keep small utility items organised in style. Price: Rs 3,200

This elaborate showpiece at Momentz by Sattwa Jewellers is modelled on a palanquin and exudes quintessential desi charm. Made of German silver with intricate designs and complemented by bright accents of colour, it is the perfect gifting option. Price: Rs 45,000

(Right) A pair of Chandbaalis is a wardrobe staple and we absolutely loved this piece by Shri Paramani Jewels. Set in an elaborate but elegant design, it is the perfect occasionwear accessory and will pair well with traditional saris, lehngas or any other ethnic apparel of your choice. Price: Rs 1,65,000

(Left) Accessorise any of your desi fits with this statement necklace from Runaway Hit, encrusted with semi-precious stones. Its smooth finish and the soft pink stones of its pendant lend it a timeless touch making it suitable for pairing with any traditional attire by ladies of all ages. Price: Rs 17,000

Sangita Todi, Sangeeta Sood, Sadhna Agarwal and Ritu Almal (from left to right) are the brains behind Parampara Promenade, along with Manisha Srivastava, president of Rotary Club of Calcutta Chowrenghee. “We organise one of the earliest exhibitions of Calcutta and we are grateful for people’s continued interest. There are many brands that have told us that they started their journey with Parampara and we are glad that we could provide such a platform to them,” said Sangita Todi.

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