Bridal Madanottsava FW '20

 मदनोत्सव  | MADANOTTSAVA | The Festival of Love

The bride dons an exquisite design, struck by Panchaban, the five floral arrows of Kamadeva. The fabrics on her ensemble blossom in an invigorating essence. She weaves together her heirloom, mesmerised in Manmatha, the God of love who has put her in a trance.

Chanderi, the featherlight fabric weaves air around her silhouette, the white lotus symbolising purity. The fertile Ashoka blooms in the simplicity of Maheshwari silk. Khunn resonates the prosperous mango flower as fragrant jasmine exudes an aphrodisiac in the traditional Kanchipuram silk. The culturally poignant Banarsi causes reflection, as a symbol of tranquility.

The philosophy of Kamadev's love arrows built the perfect atmosphere I needed for this signature bridal collection. The weaves from 5 different states of India, woven into a romantic tapestry narrates a story to be cherished for a lifetime.

Madanottsava embodies the potent power of romantic love, an intrinsic quality that determines the flow of this collection.

 

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our purpose

VAISHALI S Couture exists to inspire a new approach to fashion that entirely relies on artisanal crafts. Our mission is to bring back the fading skill of hand weaving to a global luxury level and share its immense cultural value and social potential with the world.

About Vaishali Shadangule

Our Founder and creative director, Vaishali Shadangule draws inspiration from her ability to observe and listen while letting her designs speak for themselves. Born in the small town of Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, Vaishali realized her passion at a very young age and has been experimenting with hand­woven textiles and their applications for just over two decades. A creative powerhouse, the designer extends her work with textiles to art and design, infusing it with spontaneity and zest.

More about Vaishali

Design and Luxury


Since our inception, we have directed our active focus entirely upon modernizing traditional hand-woven textile infrastructure, with belief in its ability to ensure sustainability and lessen its environmental impact. It is our unspoken promise to our artisans and customers alike to continue to use natural resources and create a product of the highest quality. Craftsmanship and design run proudly through the veins of our brand.

Environmental Sustainability

Vaishali S primarily believes in the idea of going back to the old, and the 'simpler ways of living'. Our founder's upbringing, coupled with her natural direction towards minimalistic production have become a manual for us to follow. Not an inch of fabric goes to waste within our production unit, and we ensure that by using only materials of the best of quality, we improve garment longevity, and push forward the 20 year old principle of sustainability that we have been carrying forth.

Social Sustainability

Vaishali S Couture consistently focuses on elevating the status of weavers across the country, empowering and enabling them to make informed choices that progressively and sustainably enrich their lives. Since 2001, Vaishali S has adopted over 3000 families across India, aiming to support them and create a society that will guarantee their livelihood for the years to come. We've also added additional priorities to engage women into our supply chain, and support our own.

Our Weavers

In the last decade, we can proudly say that VAISHALI S Couture has become a modern window into the world of Indian luxury craftsmanship. Since 2001, we have explored the Indian states of Assam, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka and rediscovered over 15 different weaving techniques. We wish to continue this journey to discover all the hand­weaving traditions of India and the World.

Our Weaves and Textures

We at VAISHALI S Couture take pride in the fact that each one of our fabrics is thoughtfully engineered by our creative director. Only through textiles woven by hand we are able to create different intricate motives and patterns. Furthermore, we actively work on cutting down our supply chain to allow our weavers to be paid above the norm and give them respect, personal interaction, and recognition.