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.

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

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.

Paromita Banerjee's 2025 Festive Collection is not only about celebration: elegant apparel made from woven colour blocked Jamdani, in rich jewel-toned colours... but the Riyaz of skilled craft that transcends expectations to become textile art.

ASSEMBLAGE by Siddharth Sadashiv

Sadashiv’s show begins with compositions found through his photographic lens, and interprets them with found textures into “an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.”

Siddharth’s abstract works are a confluence of visual aesthetics and intricate artistry which stands out as a contemplative work of art.

Japanese designer Ryoko Haraguchi returns to ARTISANS’. Her avant garde design integrates Indian weaving and stitch work with traditional Japanese dyeing techniques.

From the 17th - 23rd of January 2019, ARTISANS’ was proud to host Istanbul’s celebrated collector, designer, and author Gonul Paksoy’s Timeless Simplicity: From Collection to Creation

Paksoy’s designs are informed by her vast collection of objects - from archaeological beads to Ottoman textiles and talismans - and the meanings they carry across time.