28/10/2026
Some traditions are passed from one woman to another.
In the way we prepare, the clothes we choose, and the gestures that have belonged to these occasions long before us.
A Kanjivaram for the woman who has known these traditions for years.
Antique gold carries the richness of the occasion, while touches of red bring a familiar festive warmth.
Woven motifs, a scalloped embroidered border and a deep red pallu come together in a sari that holds the richness of an occasion that returns to us, year after year.
And then, there is the woman who carries them forward.
In the hands that help you get ready, the rituals you learn by watching, and the moments shared between generations, traditions become part of something more personal.
Bonds of Raas is about these very moments, where what we inherit finds its way into the celebrations we make our own.
Perhaps this is what tradition looks like.
A woman carrying years of memories, rituals and celebrations with her, and passing them into the next generation.
The Kanjivaram becomes part of that story, its woven motifs and rich silk carrying the craft and customs that have travelled with her.
Bonds of Raas | Chapter I: Karwa Chauth
