Srila Chatterjee is curating a three-day immersive showcase at the Bangalore International Centre, where India’s rich cultural narratives meet modern design. Bringing together an extraordinary ensemble of independent designers, master artisans, and creative studios, this pop-up offers visitors a unique space to explore, shop, and connect with slow fashion and conscious living. One can look forward to discovering heritage textiles reimagined into everyday wardrobes—from hand-woven Himalayan visual art to classic Bangla taant—alongside unique wearable art, statement jewelry rooted in storytelling, and studio pottery. Beyond fashion, the experience features purpose-driven brands, organic Himalayan seasonal produce crafted by women’s collectives, and handcrafted home accents that bring Indian craft traditions into everyday life.
Featured Brand Highlights
-Mapcha: Founded by Lhanzey, Mapcha translates Tibetan and Ladakhi visual heritage into a minimalist, modern design language inspired by cultural anthropology.
-Bhomra: Celebrating traditional taant and iconic Bengal weaves, Bhomra transforms classic sari fabrics into comfortable, stylish everyday clothing.
-Bhaaav: Founded by sisters Vibha Sahni and Abha Khanna, Bhaaav creates wearable art that emphasizes emotional connection, collaboration, and expressive style.
-Razia Kunj: Sitting at the intersection of art and jewelry, Razia Kunj offers statement pieces where true luxury lies in narrative, lore, and artistic voice.
-Shillar House: Born in Himachal Pradesh to foster financial independence among local women, Shillar House offers organic, seasonal regional produce crafted in sync with nature’s cycles.