Komorebi is a men's wear collection inspired by the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, embracing the beauty of imperfection and transience. The collection features a kimono and wrap pants, designed to capture the harmony between nature and the human form. Drawing from the philosophy of finding beauty in simplicity and asymmetry, I incorporated the traditional surface technique of batik, creating unique patterns that reflect organic, natural textures. This project aims to honor the art of craftsmanship while celebrating the quiet elegance of imperfection.
This bomber jacket is a fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, crafted from handwoven khadi fabric, known for its sustainability and timeless appeal. The outer layer celebrates the simplicity and elegance of khadi, while the inner lining features intricate Indian block printing techniques, adding a unique touch of heritage. The design combines the functional style of a classic bomber with the cultural richness of Indian textiles, making it a versatile and stylish piece.
Pointe Princess is a minimalist white dress inspired by the elegance and grace of ballerinas. Crafted from luxurious crepe de chine, the dress features a flowing silhouette that moves with the body, capturing the fluidity and poise of ballet. The center is adorned with delicate pleats, adding subtle texture and depth while maintaining the dress’s clean, understated design. With its soft, billowing fabric and minimalist aesthetic, Pointe Princess evokes the ethereal beauty of a ballerina on pointe, celebrating simplicity and movement in a timeless, sophisticated way
This tiara, created for my costume jewelry module, is inspired by the ethereal elegance of Elves. Crafted from brass, the piece features fluid lines inspired by nature that evoke a sense of otherworldly grace. I incorporated imitation jewels to add subtle sparkle and enhance its mystical allure. The design strikes a balance between minimalist and regal, with a focus on clean, refined detailing. This tiara blends fantasy with sophistication, making it an accessory for both costume or performance. It showcases both imaginative design and technical craftsmanship, capturing the timeless beauty associated with mythical elven figures.
For my research project, I created detailed tech packs inspired by the tribal costumes of rural Rajasthan. During a field visit, I immersed myself in the vibrant textiles, intricate embroidery, and cultural significance of these traditional garments. My aim was to blend these elements into contemporary design while preserving their authentic beauty. The tech packs I developed include specifications for fabric, construction methods, and embellishments, ensuring that each garment reflects the essence of Rajasthani tribal costumes. This project allowed me to explore the intersection of cultural heritage and modern design, showcasing my ability to translate research into wearable art.