Authentic Kantha embroidery
Executed by rural Bengal artisan clusters using pure silk threads across tussar bases. Each running stitch reinforces fabric integrity while building narrative pallu geometry without machine intervention.
Freehand pen Kalamkari
Hand-drawn with bamboo pens using fermented jaggery and natural vegetable mordants. The process demands twenty-three distinct river washings to set earth pigments into pure organza and silk grounds.
Micro hand Bandhani
Traditional resist tie-dye created by plucking fine silk gathers with fingernail guards before immersion. We maintain uniform knot tension across entire fifty-piece wholesale runs for precise pattern alignment.
Wholesale longevity relies entirely on whether the twentieth consignment preserves the exact artisan dignity of the initial showroom sample.
Rajni Gupta, Co-Founder
Engineered embellishment methods
Beyond ancestral resist and needle traditions, our workshop coordinates metallic wire finishing, fabric layering, and calibrated print placement for high-end boutique readiness.
Zardozi metallic threadwork
Precision fabric appliqué
Calibrated digital alignment
Fine twisted bullion wire, dapka, and metallic sequins couched onto structured silk necklines and saree borders by master craftsmen.
Hand-cut silk segments layered and blind-stitched across sheer organza panels, creating architectural negative space with durable seam construction.
High-density pigment transfers developed specifically for textured slub fabrics, ensuring crisp border registration that mirrors hand block accuracy.
Boutique curators and regional retail merchandisers can discuss exclusive motif commissions, custom yardage, and sampling schedules directly with our Park Street team.