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Weavers Studio's Pre-Puja Exhibition is a celebration of handcrafted luxury

From classic silhouettes to vibrant prints, from unexpected details to the finest fabrics, the exhibition is an opportunity for discovering one-of-a-kind outfits that will make you stand out in a crowd

Piya Roy Published 28.09.23, 06:22 AM
Its design inspired by nature, this multi-coloured handpainted tussore co-ord set is stylish, comfortable, and has the right blend of subtlety and vibrance to make it suitable for an evening out with friends or for a crazy bout of pandal-hopping. Rs 25,000

Its design inspired by nature, this multi-coloured handpainted tussore co-ord set is stylish, comfortable, and has the right blend of subtlety and vibrance to make it suitable for an evening out with friends or for a crazy bout of pandal-hopping. Rs 25,000 Pictures: B Halder

A much-anticipated annual exhibition for textile enthusiasts and fashion aficionados, the ongoing Weavers Studio Pre-Puja Exhibition in association with t2, is a spectacular showcase of handcrafted textiles and intricately crafted garments that are elegant and timeless. It features a fascinating blend of opulent materials and exquisitely designed saris, dresses, salwar sets, stoles and more that complement the style of the urbane, sophisticated buyer.

From classic silhouettes to vibrant prints, from unexpected details to the finest fabrics, the exhibition is an opportunity for discovering one-of-a-kind outfits that will make you stand out in a crowd. Connoisseurs of handcrafted creations will be enchanted by the exquisite batik, shibori, appliqué and tribal embroidery work on display in wearable creations inspired by heritage textiles, Indian trade fabrics, seasons, ethnic tribes, across-the-border cultures and contemporary techniques. With a focus on sustainability and superior workmanship, each piece on show is made from natural, eco-friendly fabrics and pays tribute to the skills, techniques and traditions of weavers from across the country.

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The exhibition continues till September 29 at Weavers Studio's flagship store in Ballygunge. Snapshots.

(From left) Look your gorgeous best on Ashtami evening draped in one of Weavers Studio’s in-house Baluchari silk saris, such as this one in copper tones with traditional paisley and floral motifs. Rs 65,000

This Indo-Western, cotton, handwoven, double-layered patchwork dress in subtle shades of grey, blue and black is perfect for lazy, stay-at-home mornings or for a quick catch-up with friends on festive days. Pair with silver accessories for a casual yet dressy effect. Rs 14,500

Tussore dupatta in natural indigo with sujni-kantha work all over it. Rs 44,000

200-count khadi dupatta in natural indigo with in-house jamdani work. Rs 1,65,000

Matka silk dupatta in indigo with sequin work and tassels finishing. Rs 5,000

(Left) A part of Weavers Studio’s wasteto-wealth initiative, these patchwork khadi bags have been upcycled from waste fabrics. Take these ecofriendly bags wherever you go, whether to work or on a day out with friends. Rs 6,850 each.

(Top) Choose from a wide range of handspun and handembroidered fabrics in cotton, khadi and silk to design any dress of your choice for men, women and children. Rs 850 per metre and above.

Add an ethnic and traditional touch to your Dandiya night ensemble with this turquoise green tussore silk blouse with paisley motifs in kantha embroidery on its body and mirror work along its neckline and sleeve borders. Team it with dhoti pants, a lehnga or shararas. Accessorise with golden jewellery and you’re good to go. Rs 20,500

Exude regal charm and elegance in this blockprinted tussore silk blouse with kantha and mirror work and tassels at the bottom. Pair it with a muga silk sari in natural tones or any muted yellow sari or lehnga to make a unique fashion statement. Rs 24,500

“Thank you to all our patrons and the entire team at Weavers Studio for making this week-long pre-Puja sale a beautiful, memorable event. Thank you to my friends, family and well-wishers for supporting our initiatives and making this endeavour a success,” said Weavers Studio founder-director Darshan Shah.

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