Isha Ambani Piramal’s Navratri look has once again put Indian craftsmanship at the centre of festive dressing. The ensemble brings together Kalamkari and Odisha’s Pattachitra art on pure silk, with hand-painted depictions of Radha and Krishna’s Raas running across the kali panels, choli and dupatta.
Isha Ambani stepped out in a Karan Torani lehenga choli made in collaboration with Swadesh and styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania, the look carries the rhythm of Garba and the quiet devotion of the season in every pleat .According to Torani, ten artisans spent more than 90 days painting the garment, contributing an estimated 2,000-plus hours of work to bring its intricate surface to life.Isha’s ensemble centred on a fitted choli and a full, flowing lehenga in pure silk, its surface adorned with Kalamkari and Odisha’s Pattachitra painting. Across the skirt, Radha and Krishna appear in the Raas, their figures rendered in deep blues, reds and golds against a cream ground. Trees, lotuses, peacocks and architectural motifs filled the spaces between the divine figures, creating a story that moves as the skirt turns.
