The Ewaraa catalogue

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Six ways to wear something painted by hand. Every piece here is made to order — choose a palette, a motif and an occasion, and we begin.

Signature drape

Nine yards turned into canvas. Free-hand florals, temple borders and trailing vines painted directly onto silk, organza and chiffon.

Ceremonial wear

Traditional Rajput poshak — kanchli, kurti, ghaghra and odhni — painted in heritage palettes and finished with gota detailing.

Painted bodices

Hand-detailed cholis and blouses designed to pair with your existing drapes, or painted to echo a saree from our atelier.

Godh bharai

Keepsake odhnis for the mother-to-be — names, dates and blessings woven into painted florals she will keep long after the day.

Ritual keepsake

The kanku pagla square, painted with tiny sacred footprints and borders — made for griha pravesh, naming days and first steps.

Your story, painted

Bring us a colour, a memory or your grandmother's motif. We sketch, you approve, and then it is painted only for you.

What we paint on

Fabrics in the studio

Bring your own drape or let us source it. These are the weaves that hold our pigment best.

Mehndi odhnis, trousseau sets, temple offerings, a painted piece for a milestone birthday — we take it on. Tell us what you have in mind.