Blue Jamdani Kimono

Keya
Keya the monsoon flower brings us the headiness of floral perfume sprouting from the earth after the rains burst onto the earth.

This garment is made from the finest handspun Bengal muslin, each gold motif is created by hand using the endangered jamdani weaving technique using real gold and silver zari yarn. This piece took over 6 months to make.

Each piece is finessed with intricate hand embroidery using gold and silver zari thread to create festive heirloom pieces to be treasured for a long time. A meeting of gossamer cotton and exquisite craftsmanship enhanced by gold splendor.

This collection is designed by Sonica Sarna in collaboration with jamdani artisans and is inspired by Bengal's rich culture and textile heritage and her travels to Santiniketan and Visvabharati. The process of designing and creating this collection took Sonica over three years of design intervention with the weavers.

Made from factory waste

This fabric has been handwoven by the traditional jamdani weavers of Phulia in Bengal in partnership with Bengal Crafts, an artisan organization founded by fair trade veteran Sandip Bose. The focus of this design collaboration is to present jamdani in a new light, less than a few hundred jamdani artisans remain and we hope to continue to support them through this collection.

Sewn by Projecthrive

This piece has been hand-cut and sewn by the ladies of Projecthrive, a training and empowerment center that employs women from the slums of New Delhi in an endeavor to provide them with equal economic opportunity. They make each piece on order just for you.

Manufactured by:

Sonica Sarna Design
A-102/3 Okhla Phase 2
Terrace floor
New Delhi -110020