Payal Jain at Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI. Payal Jain draws inspiration from her trip to Uzbekistan, where she was captivated by the architectural wonders of Samarkand, Tashkent, and Bukhara. For her collection, she chose to explore two distinct Uzbek textiles—Suzani and Ikat. Suzani is an embroidered, decorative tribal textile that has been part of the region’s heritage for centuries, traditionally embroidered on silk or cotton with vibrant motifs such as cloves, pomegranates, i

The collection draws upon Uzbekistan’s textile legacy, with a special focus on Suzani and Ikat motifs, honouring the region’s deep-rooted traditions. ✨Rising Sun reimagines these traditional elements through a contemporary lens, using natural fabrics like linen gauze, Chanderi silk, Katruan cotton silk, and Mulmul. Grand shapes, vibrant patchwork in primary hues, and bold prints inspired by Suzani and Ikat are interspersed with precious beads, dull gold accents, and intricate Jurma stitch work.R

The collection draws upon Uzbekistan’s textile legacy, with a special focus on Suzani and Ikat motifs, honouring the region’s deep-rooted traditions.Rising Sun reimagines these traditional elements through a contemporary lens, using natural fabrics like linen gauze, Chanderi silk, Katruan cotton silk, and Mulmul.Grand shapes, vibrant patchwork in primary hues, and bold prints inspired by Suzani and Ikat are interspersed with precious beads, dull gold accents, and intricate Jurma stitch work.Risi

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