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ARTISANAL SUMMER: Spotlight on Paromita Banerjee

ARTISANAL SUMMER: Spotlight on Paromita Banerjee

ARTISANS' presents

PAROMITA BANERJEE

A homage to the iconic checks of Tamil Nadu, this natural dye collection in Bengal cottons draws from a chance encounter with vividly coloured rumaals in the Victoria & Albert Museum archive.

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INDIGENE

Indigene is shaped by designers Ruchi Tripathi and Jaya Bhatt, whose label, rooted in ethical collaboration with artisans and local communities, honours the handmade at every step of creation.

MADAME HALL

Madame Hall reimagines couture through the craft traditions of Kutch.Founded by Australian designer Lisa Hall, the label brings together theatre, storytelling and craft, where every garment embodies drama, detail and design.

RANGAAI 

A slow fashion studio rooted in Indian craft, Rangaai presents thoughtful clothing in natural dyed indigenous kala cotton and chanderi, in timeless silhouettes for the independent woman.

SARASA TEXTILES

ARTISANS’s introduces COTTON STUDY | ONE by Sarsa. Working with the fine cotton looms of Vekatagiri, Andhra Pradesh this launches contemporary interpretations of the cotton sari in finer counts,real zari, ikats, and natural dyes

 

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MAKU · Mumbai: 19-22 March 2026

MAKU · Mumbai: 19-22 March 2026

MAKU • MUMBAI: 19 - 22 March 2026

Santanu Das of MAKU returns to ARTISANS', where he first launched his collection in 2012. He carries forward Bengal’s fabled textile traditions through contemporary clothing. Founded in 2011 at the National Institute of Design (NID), MAKU works closely with artisan communities across Bengal, bringing authenticity, sustainability, and a refined simplicity to the world.

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Paul Beumer's 'Play become joy, joy becomes work, work becomes play' | 9 January - 2 February 2025

Paul Beumer's 'Play become joy, joy becomes work, work becomes play' | 9 January - 2 February 2025
Paul Beumer’s first solo exhibition at ARTISANS' in India, is created with the weavers of Tamil Nadu, inspired by the eponymous Madras checks. 

For Beumer textile-making is like painting. "The material or technique that I explore has its own unique music that I try to turn into a new song," says Paul Beumer. He is alive to the tantalizing optical and visual illusions of form and colour. “And within this limitation I look for magic. A carefully composed composition is able to transfer you to another world.”

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SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India By Aradhana Seth

SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India By Aradhana Seth
SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India by Aradhana Seth, showcases her photo archive of hand painted signs, together with biographies of the artists who created them; accompanied by an essay by art history and visual studies lecturer Dr Kajri Jain; and artist Francesco Clemente. Continue reading