Designed as more than a holiday shopping destination, Ananta Kriti has created a platform aimed at connecting artisans and buyers through stories centred around craft, fabric and design. The first edition has been organised with Raksha Bandhan in mind, giving visitors an opportunity to explore fashion and festive products created by Indian labels and designers.
The showcase will feature ethnic and contemporary womenswear, children’s wear, handloom sarees, Indo-Western designs, and unstitched and semi-stitched wear made from fabrics including cotton, cotton-silk, ikat, kalamkari and hand block prints.
In line with the philosophy of Threads and Craft, much of the fabric used in the creations has been directly sourced from weaving clusters across India, reflecting Lakshmi K’s passion for natural and regional textiles and crafts.
“Ananta Kriti was envisioned as a platform where one would find the story of the products that have been created with love and care. For me, every textile has a story, every creation tells you about its maker. The intention was to take the idea of Ananta Kriti to various cities and create a platform that would bring together artisans and connoisseurs of their creations,” says Lakshmi K, Founder, Threads and Craft.
The Delhi-based event marks the first edition of an ongoing series that will visit various Indian cities in the future, providing artisans and the hand-crafted business a platform to exhibit their work.
Ananta Kriti will remain open to visitors from 10:00 am to 07:00 pm and will showcase a specially curated selection of clothing, jewellery, accessories, and other handcrafted items from participating labels.
Event Details
Event: Ananta Kriti by Threads and Craft
Dates: 26-28 August
Venue: Aga Khan Hall, New Delhi
Timings: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Entry: Free
For more information, please contact - 9217391347
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