Salt Studio by Diya John presents Trunk Show 2017

Salt studio by Diya John presents ‘Valley of Flowers’ and ‘Vedic’ Collections at Raintree, Bangalore, 8th and 9th of December 2017
It’s once again the end of the year and with a handful of occasions lined up to flaunt some style, Salt studio by Diya John is presenting their collections ‘Valley of flowers’ and ‘Vedic’ on the 8th and 9th of December at Raintree, Bangalore.
Salt studio: Diya John, designer and media presenter, along with her entrepreneur husband John Joseph launched Salt studio in 2014. Salt speak fusion, experimenting with and interpreting eastern and western design sensibilities. Inspired from nature, history and art forms, designs from Salt retain the essence of culture in it. Our designs are young at soul and crafted to embrace elegance at its core. Being a designer label, Salt curates a pret line in party wear and occasion wear.
Within three years of its operation, Salt studio has been fruitful in blending creativity with craftsmanship, setting up production, building outreach and getting customers to try out fresher styles and innovative thinking. Salt has accounted an impressive clientile from the fashion forward elite in Kochi. Salt studio is a well acclaimed name in cities like Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai where they have been doing trunk shows for the past two years.

Valley of flowers is an Indian national Park located in the western Himalayas, in the state of Uttarakhand. Engulfing the serene beauty of the snow capped Himalayan mountain ranges, lush meadows with a rich variety of colourful flowers, Valley of flowers exists as an ideal choice for the mountaineers, botanists, and literature and aesthetic enthusiasts. This collection from Salt studio is inspired from the divine diversity of alpine flora of this region. The collection springs up as rich floral embroideries in nets, soft silks, raw silks, linen tussars and micro modals. The color palette is as diverse as the flora of the region with pinks, oranges, blues, purples, whites and greens. It’s the contemplation of all things beautiful in nature and a tiny reminder to preserve the endangered varieties of flora of the region.
Vedic collection speaks of reflections of the modern women from Early Vedic period. Relating both the periods, women share some common characteristics-They are educated, intelligent, respected, dignified, powerful, free to choose and masters of their households. This collection hence resonates Indian women, taking utmost details in hand embroidered motifs, pristine color palettes and revolutionized silhouettes.