Built on the Gharchola grid - the zari-checked cloth a Gujarati bride traditionally receives from the groom’s family - reworked as a lehenga for brides who want the motif without draping nine yards through a five-hour ceremony. Bandhani dots fill each square, and the borders carry zardozi worked by two karigars over three weeks.
The panelled skirt holds its shape without a cancan, and the dupatta is long enough to drape over the head for the pheras. Bridal orders take four to six weeks; book a fitting at the Ahmedabad store or send measurements and we will do two rounds of remote adjustment.