Chanakya International showcases Indian embroidery and craftsmanship used by global luxury fashion brands
According to The Guardian Business, Chanakya International, a Mumbai-based textile and embroidery atelier, is at the forefront of bringing Indian embroidery and craftsmanship into global luxury fashion, with zardozi on a Dior dress, mirror-work on a Fendi bag, and T-strap leather sandals at a Prada show. Generations of artisans from Mumbai to Lucknow have helped shape these designs.
Key facts
- 01Chanakya International is a Mumbai-based textile and embroidery atelier.
- 02Zardozi embroidery is shown on a Dior dress.
- 03Mirror-work technique is used on a Fendi bag.
- 04T-strap leather sandals appear at a Prada show.
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