Sunanda

SUNANDA: ECHOES OF ELEGANCE

Sunanda — from Sanskrit su (“good/pleasant”) and nanda (“joy/bliss”) — means “pleasant joy,” “delightful,” or “very pleasing. ”A name that evokes warmth, beauty, and nurturing charm — just like. my late mother, whose timeless elegance and love for refined fashion continue to inspire.

This RED AND GOLD collection is a tribute to her — a woman who knew the fine line between class and extravagance. Featuring traditional Maroodi, Zardozi, and Mukesh work, and crafted from organza, pure silk, raw silk, and linen silk, every piece blends vintage grace with quiet luxury.

Each garment in the collection carries whispers of heritage — hand-stitched details that mirror the patience and artistry passed down through generations. The intricate motifs, inspired by age-old royal aesthetics, are reimagined with a modern sensibility, creating pieces that resonate with both nostalgia and contemporary sophistication.

The deep red symbolizes strength and love — the essence of a woman who stood tall with quiet confidence. The subtle glimmers of gold represent hope, blessings, and the divine light that continues to guide us. Every thread tells a story, every hue carries emotion, and every silhouette celebrates femininity in its most graceful form.

Beyond fabric and embellishment, Sunanda is a celebration of emotion — of moments spent draping a saree before festivities, of laughter shared over silk and shimmer, of the delicate rhythm of tradition meeting modern artistry. It’s a reminder that true beauty lies in authenticity, in memories that breathe through what we wear.

This is not just a collection. It is a story — of love, legacy craftsmanship, and the eternal light of a woman who truly understood the art of dressing with grace.