If you’re looking for ten kilos of embroidery or a viral designer lehenga, you won’t find it here. Instead, Kritika chose something far more interesting: a classic red Chanderi saree. It wasn’t just a style choice; it was a personal one. Gifted by her mother and woven specifically for her, the saree came from Cinnabar – Kritika’s own initiative that supports women artisans and keeps the traditional dyeing arts of Chanderi alive.
There’s a certain kind of confidence required to wear a hand-loomed sari for your wedding. It felt light, effortless, and – above all – real.
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