A New Address for Luxury: Kasturi Kundal Launches in Delhi

New Delhi [India], September 4: Luxury textile label Kasturi Kundal marks a significant milestone with the opening of its first boutique in Delhi. Following the success of its flagship store in Raipur, the new space brings the brand’s thoughtfully curated world of Indian handloom to the capital, inviting patrons to experience textiles that celebrate craftsmanship, [...]

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A New Address for Luxury: Kasturi Kundal Launches in Delhi

New Delhi [India], September 4: Luxury textile label Kasturi Kundal marks a significant milestone with the opening of its first boutique in Delhi. Following the success of its flagship store in Raipur, the new space brings the brand’s thoughtfully curated world of Indian handloom to the capital, inviting patrons to experience textiles that celebrate craftsmanship, heritage and timeless design.

Founded in 2019 by Reena Katiyar and Aarushi Katiyar, Kasturi Kundal is rooted in a singular belief: craft is knowledge. Every saree and garment is the result of an immersive journey that begins with the finest yarns and continues through handloom weaving, intricate embroidery and meticulous finishing. Working closely with artisan communities across India, the brand honours traditional techniques while presenting them through a refined, contemporary lens.

The Delhi boutique showcases Kasturi Kundal’s signature repertoire of handwoven Banarasi silks, organzas, linens, khaddar and kalamkari, alongside collections that have come to define the label’s distinctive design language. An Afternoon in Piccadilly reimagines Banarasi weaves through Victorian-inspired palettes and motifs, while Monica introduces Art Deco influences with bold geometry, vibrant hues and celebrated weaves such as Tanchoi and Tissue.

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