In an elaboration of the event’s theme, the collection named “Dvandva” features wear made of pure silk fabric that is coloured with natural resources like tea, coffee, turmeric, and madder. These natural dyes give the collection beautiful shades of pink, yellow, gold, and grey that add value as they observe the natural conservation methods. The materials used in the embroidering section are macramé threads and the cutting of mirrors, which gives the piece an ounce of sophistication and sustainability. Thus, “Dvandva” embodies opulent ‘luxury’ that is yet sustainable, in the true essence of ethnic Indian fabric.

Created with attention to quality, environmental responsibility, and creativity, “Dvandva” targets female clients who aim to include some classics in their closets. Through their cooperation in combining the elements of art from the past with modern design concepts, the collection reveals not only the desire to support the application of time-honoured traditions but also the ability to expand experimentally in the field of sustainable fashion. Manufacturing ‘diverse’ sizes is another principle of ‘Dvandva;’ guaranteeing that every woman gets apparel that fits her near-perfectly instills size inclusivity in the fashion industry. This collection is dedicated to the talented fashioners who are carrying centuries of craftsmanship in their hands and creating great opportunities for the development of a more eco-friendly and accessible fashion industry.