COLLECTION 2025 /
Eternal a s a promise Delicate. Regal. Timeless.
Hand-painted florals and architectural details on crepe, georgette, chinon, and chanderi – modern heirloom sarees.
ART.
Every saree is hand-painted by a single master artist, using techniques passed down through generations — wearable art to treasure forever.
Rooted in traditional Indian artistry. Sarees that honor traditional craftsmanship while feeling distinctly contemporary and personal.
HERITAGE.
ORIGINALS.
Each saree is documented, signed, and traceable to its artist. These are investment pieces meant to be worn, cherished, and eventually passed down.
THE TIMELESS ART COURTURE COLLECTION
THE TIMELESS ART COURTURE COLLECTION
YOUR GUIDE TO OUR CREATION
Are all your sarees completely hand-painted?
Yes. Every saree is individually hand-painted by skilled artists, ensuring each piece is a unique work of art with its own character and detailing.
How do I care for a hand-painted saree?
Limit washing to maintain vibrancy. When needed, soak for 10 minutes in room-temperature water with gentle liquid detergent. For stains, gently dab around the painted area—never scrub. Dry in shade only. Iron on reverse side using low to medium heat. Store wrapped in muslin cloth.
What's the process for customization or personalized designs?
Share your vision during a consultation—colors, motifs, or themes you’d like. We’ll create sketches for your approval before our designer begin painting. You’ll receive progress updates throughout. A deposit is required to start, and customization adds 4-6 weeks to the timeline.
What happens during the private consultation?
Our design specialist will discuss your preferences, occasion, and style in a 45-60 minute session. You’ll view our collection, explore fabric options, and discuss custom design possibilities.
What is the delivery timeline for hand-painted sarees?
Each saree is hand-painted to order. Delivery: 4-6 weeks from order confirmation
Authorship Note
All works displayed on this website are original artworks created and first published by Mahima Tewari and are part of her ongoing artistic practice, including its techniques and visual language.