Bringing with each other workmanship and aware style, Anita Dongre produced customized mehendi sets for both Prajakta Koli and her fiancé, Vrishank Khanal, elaborately handcrafted by the craftsmens of SEWA (Self-Employed Women’& rsquo; s Association)– a women-led participating established in 1972, that equips craftsmens via lasting incomes while maintaining India’& rsquo; s abundant fabric and needlework customs.
For the event, Prajakta put on the Flora Forest Skirt Set, a silk development decorated with splendid hand needlework motivated by the vegetation and animals of the woodland. Each concept was carefully crafted over months by SEWA craftsmens, mixing practice with classic virtuosity. She combined her appearance with Anita Dongre’& rsquo; s trademark jewelry—– modern-day treasures created for the lady that welcomes her origins with a modern visual. Handcrafted by master craftsmens in Rajasthan, the items are made in 92.5 sterling silver, set in zircon crystals, and attribute building information and nature-inspired themes that show sophistication and heritage.
Vrishank matched her in a Tree Greens Embroidered Silk Nehru Jacket Set by Anita Dongre, including detailed zardozi and threadwork needlework on silk, resembling nature’& rsquo; s uncomplicated charm via flawless workmanship.
With every stitch and rock rooted in practice, the pair’& rsquo; s mehendi looks emphasize Anita Dongre’& rsquo; s sustaining dedication to artisanal quality, sustainability, and classic style.
