Kora To Studio Nirjara: Light Indian Labels To Look Out For At Artisans Bazaar

A perfect mix of fun and tradition, Sureena Chowdhary does versatile and easy all-year-summer dressing with great detail. Even Anushka Sharma was spotted in one of their ensembles, so what are you waiting for? Their last two collections, Casatta, with a summer-friendly pastel palette and stripe details and Masakali, with monochrome black & white palette and delicate embroidery, are oh so dreamy!

If kurta sets are your go-to for festive wear, then Kora’s light and breezy collection is just what you need! The brand does hand-block printed, silk thread embroidery and applique work kurtas on a neutral colour palette for a luxurious vibe. They also have sarees and kaftans you would not want to miss.

This brand should be on your list if you love ikkat and indigo kurtas. Inspired by the elements of nature, Roha works with organically sourced and sustainable textiles like Kala cotton to create beautiful and everyday wear and comfortable staples for women.

Looking for something to wear at a sunday brunch or a casual day out with friends? Roza Pret specialises in elevated linen wear which you must add to your wardrobe for a comfortable and stylish summer. Handmade tunics, co-ord sets, dresses and pants with sustainable fabrics, artsy embroidery and hand-painted prints, the brand is all about reviving lost crafts of India with a modern touch.

Vibrant colours and traditional styles, that’s how Priti Prashant celebrates the women of today. Their kurta sets are what we really have an eye out for, but the brand also has equally mesmerising sarees, lehengas and skirt sets. The brand is size-inclusive and also does customisations, so get ready to add your own touch to the beautiful statement pieces.

A slow fashion brand inspired by one of the seven fundamentals of life’s philosophy, Nirjara, Studio Nirjara has a collection of tops, dresses, kurtas and angrakhas for everyday use. So be it western or Indian, the brand got you covered. They also have a range of kurtas and shirts for men.

Give your wardrobe a fresh feel with Meghna Panchmatia’s collection of modern silhouettes effortlessly blended with traditional techniques like ombre, patola and bandhani. The brand does colourful kurtas, dupattas and dresses that would surely make you fall in love with Indian wear all over again.

Sartorial is all about artisanal and indigenous light-festive and formal wear. We can’t get enough of their asymmetric tunics and cape dresses! Nandita Das, Mini Mathur and Masoom Minawala were recently seen flaunting the brand as well!

Looking for something for festive fun, everyday chic or high tea? Zuilee got something for everyone! Handcrafted with delicate silks and cotton in vibrant colours, we’re obsessed with the brand’s aesthetic! Add their flowy silhouettes to your wardrobe and you’re always ready for a fun day out.

Is it even festive wear if it doesn’t have zardozi and dabka work? Andaz carries on the tradition of hand-embroidered festive kurtas, kaftans and dupattas with zardozi and dabka on fine handwoven chanderi and silk. Oh and while you’re there, don’t forget to grab their tie-dye and tissue sarees!

Shivani Bhargava’s designer ethnic wear with prominent florals and abstract patterns is perfect to make all heads turn at a lavish brunch or a wedding dinner. Their latest collection, Bahaar is all about vibrant colours and big floral motifs and we’re here for it!

The best part about all this? All of these designer labels and many more are exclusively priced at under INR 15000! So mark your calendars, and visit the biggest shopping festival on July 23 at Ogaan, Hauz Khas Village.