Ancient Trinity
Three Taj arches side by side on cream cotton, minus the 22 years of construction.
Brutalism Indica
Mughal arches stacked into a grid, in a sage green that marble never agreed to be.
Miniature Blooms
Pietra dura flowers tessellated across coffee brown until the garden turns into a pattern.
A Monument, Worn
(Limited Edition): The Taj taken apart and reassembled in blocks of colour.
Nazar Nazar
(Limited Edition): Rajasthani Kaali Zari eye, cut from tapestry so no two look alike, and every one looks back.
Parallel Prerogative
Two bands of cusped arches that never meet, with Mughal manners on khaki.
Marigold Dreams
For those who bloom in traffic and flirt in queues.
Heritage gone joyriding in a Mughal print.
Parrot Whimsy
Not all gossip is noise. Some of it’s legacy.
A chatterbox classic with royal roots.
Flora's Remedy
Soft like a memory. Sharp like a comeback.
Lotus arches meet lived-in cotton.
Bandhej Eclectic
Old technique. New mischief.
A print for those who chart their own symmetry.
Mughal Garden
The calm of a garden. The chaos of a city.
Worn like a daydream with places to be.
Chintz Glory
India’s painted cotton that once sailed the seas, now reborn as a tee, carrying stories of craft and travel.
Paradise Poppies
Poppies meant beauty, sleep, seduction—sometimes all at once. They don’t shout, they intoxicate. Soft power, in full bloom.
The Equality Tee: Limited Edition
Each stitch distinct, yet part of the same fabric—equality isn’t sameness, it’s belonging.