Auraghi
The Art of Becoming
House of Contemporary Heritage
00 — Statement
Where heritage
becomes contemporary.
Auraghi explores the meeting point between Indian craftsmanship, architecture and contemporary form — creating garments conceived not for seasons, but for permanence.
Jali screen — study of shadow
01 — Collections
The Collections
02 — Atelier
The hand
behind the house.
- 01
Textile
Fabric selection and preparation — the first and least reversible decision.
- 02
Form
Pattern, structure and silhouette, resolved in calico before silk is touched.
- 03
Embroidery
Hand-applied surface craftsmanship, worked flat on the adda frame.
- 04
Finishing
The final details — hems, closures, interiors — that complete each garment.
03 — Lookbook
Selected Works
04 — Manifesto
A house
without a season.
Auraghi releases a collection when it is finished — sometimes after eleven months, once after three years. Cloth is handwoven over weeks; surfaces are embroidered over hundreds of hours. A calendar measured in seasons cannot honestly hold that work.
The house is answerable to the object alone: to proportion, to material, and to the hands that make it.
Discover the House05 — Journal
Editorial
06 — Private Appointment
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