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Rooted in legacy but driven by innovation, Tilfi is reimagining Banarasi handloom from the ground up—preserving tradition while building a future-forward ecosystem of trust, dignity, and design excellence.

Minimal with an understated, clean beauty that’s modern and with vintage vibes that lend it a timeless appeal. You can spend hours exploring Tilfi’s flagship store in Mumbai, located in Vakils House in a history-steeped Ballard Estate. 

Label Tilfi’s flagship store comes to Mumbai designed by Insitu Design Studio

Unfair trade practices, widespread design duplication, and a lack of innovation have left the next generation of weavers hesitant to carry forward this art form

When global stalwarts have a newfound love for India, how can Indian brands reap the benefit of the market expansion.

A stroll through Lodi Gardens, lunch at Malcha Marg Market, shopping in artisan workshops: Aditi Chand, the entrepreneur who has revitalized the sari in a deluxe key, guides us through the heart of her city.

Intricate curves and the use of soft pastel colours define the Rococo style of art and architecture.

This National Handloom Day it’s time to relive the intricate journey of Indian handlooms through the eyes of ‘Tilfi Banaras’ a brand built on endless exploration and a commitment to bring India’s age-old artistic crafts to the world.

Designed by the New Delhi-based NGO Dastkari Haat Samiti, Shilp Gallery in the newly-opened Parliament House serves to tell the story of India through its diverse art and craft forms.

Among the eight remarkable installations housed in the prestigious Shilp Deergha in the new Parliament House, Tilfi Banaras has one of its art pieces installed in the building.