Weaving tradition through a fresh perspective.

A contemporary take on a heritage artform, Shikargah Tales celebrates the wilderness, not merely as a backdrop but as an intrinsic presence, subtly woven into every thread. Banarasi craft translates observation into contemplative design.

Marking a shift in narrative, Tilfi reimagines the Shikargah through weaves that honour nature’s inherent balance and the serene harmony of beings within their habitat.
Here, the wilderness is not conquered, but admired.

The artistry of the collection lies in its seamless interplay of weave and design.
Intricate motifs of leopards, tigers, and snow leopards are artfully composed within dense foliage, their forms revealing themselves only to the attentive eye, evoking both tension and harmony in equal measure.

Inspired by three bold predators and their striking patterns, the weaves transform into rugged terrains, traced with exacting intricacy. From the jagged geometry of mountains to curling branches and muted grasslands, the collection reimagines untamed beauty in fine zari.
Creating canvases that allow for a creative play of concealment and revelation of their inhabitants.

A journey from observation to discovery, each saree invites the wearer to pause, linger, and contemplate—not just the design, but the delicate harmony of nature captured in every thread.

In shifting mirrors and fleeting reflections, the campaign conjures the elusive poise of the wild - half-glimpsed and half-hidden, much like the predators woven into the fabric’s quiet terrains. Camouflage becomes a language of suggestion, where mirrors fracture and conceal, and the wild lingers in echoes. The muse revealed only to a discerning gaze, just as in the weave itself.

A study in inventive design and thoughtful form. Every motif, terrain, and hidden figure reflects a philosophy of quiet observation. The loom translates the ingenuity of nature into weave, and design transforms heritage into contemporary masterpieces.

Textiles where heritage and imagination converge.
Explore weaves that honour the past while engaging meaningfully with the present.