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SaharaSahar () is the first breath of morning, the golden hush before the world awakens. It is the moment when darkness fades, when clarity emerges, when the unseen is finally illuminated. Inspired by Fajrthe light of dawnthis piece embodies renewal, awakening, and quiet transformation. Much like the SEEN collection, Sahar represents the transition from obscurity to brilliance, the way recognition feels like sunlight warming the skin. It is not just light,

but the begums of the emperor developed a great fondness for the art and asked for it to be a part of their jewelry

imperfect yet beautiful—like thoughts and memories flowing through time

we teamed up with Wardha and Misha

commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan

Studs with a gentle twist

the people couldn’t reach hospitals

Queen Roopmati of Mandu

This art of Mughal painting developed as a blending of Persian and Indian ideas

and most importantly within ourselves

The Mughal era in India saw the rise of several powerful women who challenged gender norms and played significant roles in shaping the political and cultural landscape of their time

‘Over the Moon’ is an ode to all the women to take the time to create sacred space to heal

crimson and rouge

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