Another gorgeous bespoke wedding silk blouse in the making — a vibrant celebration of love, legacy, and craftsmanship 🌸

Adorned with beautiful paisley motifs, the blouse sparkles with intricate zardozi, shimmering sequins, moti work, and handpicked beads — each element placed with purpose and precision ✨

Every thread is a tribute to her joy, grace, and tradition  a piece woven with emotion, crafted with care, and made to be cherished forever ❤️

A vibrant fusion of tradition and trend—his mustard floral Nehru jacket pops with artisanal embroidery, paired effortlessly with sleek denim. Her rose wrap top and wide-leg block-printed pants blend bold prints with easy elegance. Together, they’re styled for the new-age festive spirit—cool, cultural, and confident.

Crafted from handwoven Indian fabric and brought to life with hours of detailed embroidery, each motif reflects a woman’s quiet strength and the rhythm of her roots. It’s designed for the woman who carries culture with confidence — someone who loves the feel of something real, something made with care. The flared cut flatters every shape, while the mandarin collar adds just the right touch of tradition-meets-modernity.

I sketched this sherwani for a Kauseyah client who truly appreciates Indian craftsmanship. He’s someone who values tradition, but with a quiet, modern elegance. The silhouette is a straight-cut sherwani in a pastel mint silk-blend fabric—soft, structured, and subtle in sheen. I detailed it with hand-done zardozi and gota patti embroidery in antique gold, focusing on the collar, placket, and sleeves. Aari work fills in floral motifs, inspired by Mughal architecture, arranged with minimal, symmetrical spacing. It’s paired with an ivory cotton-silk churidar for comfort and ease, and finished with traditional tan mojaris to stay true to the handcrafted story.

A midnight blue gown that shimmers like a starry night, twinkling stones, and a silhouette that moves with you. A hidden embroidered motif adds a personal touch. More than a gown, it’s a moment waiting to shine ❤️

Designing for infants isn’t just about style—it’s about creating soft, safe, and sensory-friendly garments that support a baby’s natural growth and movement. Here's my sketch for a client on ergonomic baby clothing 🫶🐯

Are you going to be a Kauseyah 2026 bride?

This isn’t just about an outfit..It’s about your story, your dreams, and the beautiful journey you’re about to begin. When I create each piece at Kauseyah, I think about the love, hopes, and memories every bride carries with her.

For 2026, I want to connect with brides who want their bridal wear to mean something — something more than just fabric and embroidery. I want to craft with you an outift that reflects your heart, your values, and honors the skilled hands of the artisans who bring it to life.

If you believe in tradition, sustainability, and the magic of handmade art, I’d love to be part of your story :) my sketch of a zari embroidered heavy bridal lehenga

This piece is close to my heart — a labour of love where every stitch carries a story. I designed this jacket as a celebration of heritage embroidery in a modern silhouette. The vibrant floral motifs, inspired by nature’s quiet poetry, are all hand-embroidered over a stunning teal canvas a colour that speaks of calm confidence

The contrast lapel and cuff detailing were a conscious choice — to add a touch of bold tradition, like the accents in an old folk song. With its flattering princess seams, welt pockets, and two-button closure, it’s tailored to feel powerful yet feminine 🌼

This isn’t just a resort wear — it’s my journey woven into a modern cut silhouette 🌍

It all started with my simple sketch, then my countless hours of brainstorming and refining, until it blossomed into a rich digital illustration. I always love adding Indian embroidery motifs to contemporary cuts — honoring tradition while embracing the future for all my clients 

For me, it’s more than just clothing — it’s a piece of culture, a bit of my soul 🌸 — and seeing my clients love it makes it all worth it! 🌍✨

This illustration of lehenga beautifully blends South and North Indian bridal aesthetics. The rich emerald green skirt with intricate brocade patterns reflects the grandeur of Kanchipuram silks, while the royal blue blouse and ornate maroon-gold borders bring in the regal charm of North Indian craftsmanship. The styling, jewellery, and silhouette together celebrate a harmonious fusion of cultures, creating a timeless and elegant bridal look 🌼

My another sketch this time for a very special moment in someone else’s journey.. Graduation ceremony. The brief was simple and full of trust..Shweta, I’m leaving it up to you :)

As a designer, moments like these are what truly inspire me. They allow me to blend my passion for craftsmanship and rich Indian textiles with a contemporary silhouette, creating something that feels deeply personal, yet effortlessly chic. From choosing motifs to designing patterns every decision carries a piece of me. It’s my way of adding a bit of soul to someone’s milestone, making their big day a perfect blend of tradition and a future full of possibilities🪷

This is how my Sunday looks🌼
Whispers of English in the silhouette, but rooted in Indian grace.
With a hand-woven basket in hand, and sunkissed on skin,
she carries both craft and calm wherever she goes :) (a beautiful illustration for a client which took me 15 days to finalize) 🦋

This one was made for a Kauseyah client who lives miles away from India but holds Indian culture close to her heart.

After a few long calls, exchanging references, and browsing fabric options at my small studio, I finally chose this deep moss green raw silk rich, earthy, and rooted. The Mughal-inspired embroidery in antique gold felt just right for her not over the top, but full of meaning.

I sat with the artisans for days, working through the details the neckline, the flare, the way each motif would flow. It all came together slowly, just the way I like it. Personal, thoughtful, and full of intention. This outfit now travels with her, carrying a piece of her roots, and a little bit of my heart, too 🌼