Ganjifa
A Souk for the Soul
This season Saundh takes you on a soulful sojourn. The Saundh Woman rediscovers her creative soul by diving into the past. Join us as we take you on a trip of nostalgic fun. Unveil the magic and fun days of Haat.
A Souk for the Soul
This season Saundh takes you on a soulful sojourn. The Saundh Woman rediscovers her creative soul by diving into the past. Join us as we take you on a trip of nostalgic fun. Unveil the magic and fun days of Haat.
A Souk for the Soul
This season Saundh takes you on a soulful sojourn. The Saundh Woman rediscovers her creative soul by diving into the past. Join us as we take you on a trip of nostalgic fun. Unveil the magic and fun days of Haat.
Saundh brings you Kalp Haat
A Souk For The Soul
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Kalp Haat
A Bazaar of Emotions
We drop the curtain on pieces of our collective identity through impassioned dances, meticulously crafted paintings, and immaculate detailing. Kalp Haat is a celebration of the different forms of expression that help us tell the tale of India, through our design collections. Discover royal indulgences, their culture, and their resplendent style in Ganjifa. A favoured pastime of the royals, it finds its bearings in the court of the Mughals as the 'Darbar Kalam'. Ganjifa foretells the future and perhaps, turns the wheel of fortune. The timeless silhouettes feature digitally printed motifs inspired by the traditional hand-painting and microscopic detailing on the cards.
Thangka
Capturing the essence of a soul-stirring souk, ‘Kalp Haat’ is a confluence of the different forms of expression that tell the story of India. These folk references come to life on rich fabrics through digital iterations of classic motifs, surface ornamentation, traditional embroideries, and handcrafted embellishments. Thangka celebrates hand-embellished textiles and intricate details like dabka, pearl embellishment, and handcrafted tassels. The ensembles draw from royal silhouettes consisting of angrakhas, and straight long suits. Motifs and patterns draw from the symbolic ’Thangka’ art rendered on silks, all richly evoked in crushed bamboo brocade dupattas.
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