Indus Origins Classical India Vedic references and ancient sculptures reveal saree drapes similar to the nivi style we know today. The traditional kachcha drape, still seen across regions, reflects this era’s continuity. Mughal Influence The Mughal courts elevated the saree into luxury fashion. Rich silks, brocades and intricate embroidery techniques like zardozi and tanchoi flourished, creating iconic traditions such as Banarasi, Paithani and Patola. Colonial Shift British rule… Continue reading The Timeless Saree: From India’s Heritage to Aza’s Edit of Modern Trending Drapes
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How Priyanka Chopra Jonas Became a Global Fashion Icon
To call Priyanka Chopra Jonas unstoppable feels almost insufficient. The actor, singer, producer, global ambassador and mum straddles glamorous red carpets, high-powered shoots, film sets and international runways with enviable ease. And with every city she conquers, her wardrobe evolves to mirror her ambition, confidence and power. Priyanka Chopra: Fashion Moments That Defined a Global Icon A… Continue reading How Priyanka Chopra Jonas Became a Global Fashion Icon
Janhvi Kapoor is 2025’s Style Queen — And These Fashion Hits Prove Why
Janhvi Kapoor Owned 2025: The Looks We Loved and Deserve a Revisit The post Janhvi Kapoor is 2025’s Style Queen — And These Fashion Hits Prove Why appeared first on Aza Editorials.
Mirror Work: India’s Dazzling Embroidery
Imagine a piece of clothing that sparkles not just with thread, but with tiny, captured pieces of light. This is the magic of Mirror Work, a beloved and ancient craft from India that turns fabric into a dazzling spectacle. Known as Shisha embroidery, this art form involves stitching tiny mirrors onto cloth, creating patterns that glitter and dance… Continue reading Mirror Work: India’s Dazzling Embroidery
Uppada Pattu Sarees: Woven Air
In the world of handwoven silk sarees, some creations feel almost magical. They are as light as a cloud, as soft as a whisper, and yet they shimmer with the grandeur of pure silk and gold. This is the world of Uppada Pattu sarees, a textile art from the coastal town of Uppada in Andhra Pradesh that perfectly blends luxury… Continue reading Uppada Pattu Sarees: Woven Air
The Vibrant Spirit of Banjara Embroidery
In the vast landscape of Indian tribal art, few crafts are as instantly recognizable and visually stunning as Banjara embroidery. This is not just needlework; it is a riot of color, a symphony of textures, and a living chronicle of a nomadic people. Created by the women of the Banjara (or Lambani) community, this embroidery is famous… Continue reading The Vibrant Spirit of Banjara Embroidery
What to Wear for an Outdoor Wedding as a Bride: From Beach to Temples & Beyond
If you are planning for an outdoor wedding, I bet that you would love to keep the open skies and nature’s bounty as your witness. Whether you dream of saying yes on a rooftop, in a blooming garden, by the shoreline or at a majestic fort, picking the right bridal outfit is key to complementing the natural setting. Nothing… Continue reading What to Wear for an Outdoor Wedding as a Bride: From Beach to Temples & Beyond
From Rags to Riches: The Story of Kantha Embroidery
Imagine a piece of art that starts with something old and broken, and ends up being a masterpiece worth thousands of rupees. That is the magic of Kantha embroidery. Originating from the rural heartlands of West Bengal and Bangladesh, Kantha is more than just thread and needlework. It is a story of recycling, sustainability, and women’s creativity… Continue reading From Rags to Riches: The Story of Kantha Embroidery
Bagru Print: The Earthy Art of Rajasthan
In a small town near Jaipur, a rhythm echoes through the streets. It is the steady thap-thap sound of wooden blocks hitting fabric. This is the heartbeat of Bagru print, a traditional art form that has turned simple cotton into masterpieces for centuries. Unlike the flashy, machine-made fabrics of today, Bagru print celebrates the raw beauty of nature and the human… Continue reading Bagru Print: The Earthy Art of Rajasthan
Madhubani Art: The Vibrant Soul of Mithila Painting
Every stroke tells a story, and every color sings a song in the ancient tradition of Madhubani art. Originating from the heart of the Mithila region in Bihar, India, and parts of Nepal, this folk art form is a breathtaking celebration of nature, mythology, and daily life. Known for its intricate patterns and striking geometric designs, Madhubani art also… Continue reading Madhubani Art: The Vibrant Soul of Mithila Painting