Rasika Dugal (@rasikadugal) is seen here in the natural Nazia Mashru sari. A jewel-toned deep green stripe runs along the border of this sari. Composed of a silk warp and weft, Mashru is a weave that results in a smooth silk-satin surface that is loved for its possibilities, tactility, and otherworldly lustre. Styling: @who_wore_what_when Photography: Niranjan Patwardhan @niranjanpat
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Oct 25, 2025Instagram
Goddess with Weapons in her Hair, c. 2nd century BCE This bronze figurine was discovered in the present-day region of Kaushambi in Uttar Pradesh. She is considered a prototypical goddess, in keeping with prehistoric ideal of mother goddesses. The archetypal figures of a mother goddess, like the Venus of Willendorf and terracotta sculptures of Mohenjo-daro, date back to the origins of civilization. The weapons in the sculpture’s hair are linked to protection and survival, extending the language of motherhood to a figure that protects and fights. Owing to their similarity, she is considered among the earliest known representations of Hindu mother goddess Durga. The style of the artisanship suggests the ancient Magadha capital of Pataliputra (Patna) in the Ganges basin of northern India as its place of origin—attesting to the region’s influence in developing the iconography around her. Durga appeared in her fully elaborated form in the early fifth century in a rock-cut depiction at Udaygiri, Madhya Pradesh. Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art @metmuseum
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Oct 24, 2025Instagram
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A twill weave created with gold zari and black silk, the Sunehari Varanasi silk brocade sari is a forever favorite for festivities. Seen here on: 1: Sanjana Ganesan @sanjanaganesan with Jasprit Bumrah @jaspritb1 2: Mandira Bedi @mandirabedi 3: Divia Thani @diviathani 4: Nitibha Kaul @nitibhakaul 5: Sona @whysosona
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Oct 23, 2025Instagram
“Yeh nanhi si lau, umeed ka paighaam hai, Andheron ke beech roshni ka ikraam hai “ 🪔 “ ‘Jarwa’ maroon Varanasi silk brocade kurta draws its silhouette from the ‘kediya’, a garment worn in Gujarat noted for its gathered and flared silhouette. It features an all-over geometric placement of archival floral butas, woven with the elaborate Kadwa technique where each motif is woven individually utilizing an extra weft insertion, and the reverse of the textile reveals the absence of thread floats. It is paired with the ‘Dhaur’ brocade salwar. This handwoven textile reflects natural variations within yarn, color, weave and embroidery.” Outfit @raw_mango Jewellery @khuranajewelleryhouse Hair @vithikajaiswal Styled by @theiatekchandaney Photos by @shivamguptax15 #FestivalOfLights #DestroyTheRavanWithin #KeepHopeAlive #BeHope #Diwali2025 #HandcraftedInIndia #HandmadeInIndia #VocalForLocal
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Oct 22, 2025Instagram
The traditional bridal attire worn on the wedding day by women in Kazakhstan consists of the saukele (headdress), zhelek (veil) and kamzol (ruffled dresses embroidered with traditional patterns). Each piece of the ensemble is adorned with specific jewels, pearls, pendants, stones and ornaments chosen to represent the unique facets of the bride’s life. These images have been sourced from the article ‘From Saukele to Veils and Back’ by Professor Leila Makhat published by Qalam (@qalam.global.eng).
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Oct 22, 2025Instagram
Bianca Balti (@biancabalti) wears the Roshera Varanasi silk brocade sari. Featuring an all-over gold zari weave with symmetrical arch-like forms, this sari draws from the Art Deco movement that originated in the 1920s. The namesake collection features shapes and forms with streamlined woven ornamentation that is geometric and stylized. Styling: @who_wore_what_when
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Oct 21, 2025Instagram
Celebrating light and smiles that shine bright. We wish you a very happy Diwali! Featured, a throwback to a television commercial that made us smile, and think. Created for Happydent @happydentind by Prasoon Joshi and Ram Madhvani for McCann.
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Oct 20, 2025Instagram
Nimrat Kaur (@nimratofficial) wears the Kaushambi sari. Created through the joinery of textiles – sheer organza silk and plain silk – this sari has an all-over flora and fauna jaal hand-embroidered in zardozi and aari. The usage of gold and silver in equal measure references the Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb of the Awadh region. Styling: Khyati A Busa @khyatibusa Photography: @visualaffairs_va
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Oct 19, 2025Instagram
Draping the icon herself, @diviathani for the Icons Of Art evening hosted in London💫 My favourite mix, draping, pinning and stitching.✌🏽Divia gave creative freedom to drape the saree for more of a contemporary feel, so chose a drape to mimic an off-shoulder gown vibe which showcased her impressive necklace.💎 Dressed and draped: @thestylingpod Glam: @afshaartistry Saree: @raw_mango Jewels: @tiffanyandco #thestylingpod
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Oct 19, 2025Instagram
Panels of Varanasi silk brocade were engineered for layers of zardozi, uniting weaving (bunai) and embroidery (kadhai) in the lehengas. The Morhadi lehenga, seen here in beige and yellow, features motifs representing the ‘genda’ flower and dancing peacocks. Also featured is the Nagaur lehenga, with floral bunches and a dense gold border. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 18, 2025Instagram
Seen here is the Sondha gold silk twill kurta punctuated with poppy flowers in silk tissue, paired with the black Janoli lehenga marked with a single stripe of zardozi. Worn over the silhouette is the Kedli black silk organza odhani featuring a gold border with archival kuniya butas in zardozi embroidery. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 17, 2025Instagram
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Echoes of inlay are embroidered with zardozi and gota appliqué along the borders of this sari. Seen here, the Tarnau black satin sari utilizes gold and silver in equal parts referencing the Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb of the Awadh. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 15, 2025Instagram
Seen here are the Digaon deep indigo Varanasi silk brocade kurta and Phagi black woolen jacket. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 14, 2025Instagram
Depicting a pride of peacocks surrounded by flora, this sari is ornamented with gota appliqué and zardozi embroidery. The Silariya red sari, Also featured is the Phagi black woolen jacket embroidered with gold zardozi along the neckline. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 14, 2025Instagram
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A ‘gulbadan’ Varanasi silk brocade, the floral motifs in the textile gain accentuated prominence and definition owing to the underlying base of gold zari twill. Seen here is the Digaon jacket. Once Upon a River Raw Mango - Festive 2025 Available in stores.
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Oct 13, 2025Instagram
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