(Inclusive of craftsmanship & materials)
each one a ring of five pearls around a sparkling crystal centre. Beneath every floret falls a faceted crystal drop, scattered across soft ivory cashmere so the shawl catches the light with every movement. It's a luminous companion for the wedding day, mehndi and sangeet evenings, and the heirloom moments that follow.
In India, brides wear strands of mogra, fragrant jasmine buds, woven through their hair. Here, each pearl floret echoes a mogra blossom, and each crystal drop falls like the first rain of the season. Placed with quiet precision across the drape, they feel delicate on their own and radiant together.
This piece speaks to the bride who carries tradition gracefully into a life of her own making. Mogra Rain is more than a bridal accessory. It is a keepsake of the fragrance, the rain and the promise of her day, meant to be worn again at every celebration and handed down one day with its story intact.
Tarun Pandit
Four master hands brought this piece to life.
Embroidery Technique: Hand Embroidery with crystals and beads.
Dimensions: 200 cm / 70 cm
Materials 100% Cashmere