MRIDA - In Sanskrit, Mrida means soil—the earth from which life begins. We chose this name because every part of this garment traces its roots back to the land. The cotton is grown from the soil, handwoven into Mangalagiri fabric by artisans in Andhra Pradesh, and transformed into a silhouette that belongs in the modern world. Its soft earthy beige reflects the quiet strength of the land itself, timeless, grounded, and effortlessly elegant. Mrida is where two worlds meet: the heritage of Indian handloom and the precision of Western tailoring. A structured waistcoat paired with a saree-inspired drape, designed for women who carry their roots with confidence while embracing the future. Crafted from 100% handwoven Mangalagiri cotton. Handmade by artisans of Andhra Pradesh. Made to order. DM to order. 🤍

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Most people see the garment. We see the loom, the threads, the shuttle, and the hands that bring them all together. Because that's where the real story begins. 🤍

This Kesari set is inspired by the saffron hue that symbolizes courage, strength, and the spirit of India. It reflects the fearless energy that has shaped our history and continues to live in the women of today. The top features handblock Kalamkari print, crafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques. The skirt is made from 100% handwoven Mangalagiri cotton, woven on pit looms by the artisans of Mangalagiri. Rooted in craft, designed for the modern woman. DM to order. . #qalasiti #sustainablefashionmovement #indianart #cotton #fyp

Redefining India’s own formal wear through handwoven textiles and timeless craftsmanship ✨ All the garments are crafted in 100% handwoven Mangalagiri cotton, woven by artisans from the town of Mangalagiri, and paired with Machhalipatnam Kalamkari created by traditional artisans of Andhra Pradesh. Made slowly by human hands, not machines 🤍 DM to order or customise your piece. Which one is your favourite?