Patola Collection

Bridal · Double Ikat

Navratna & Kunjar — The atelier's principal bridal piece, combining Navratna and Kunjar fields across a single length of silk.

Contemporary · Single Ikat

Chhabadi Bhat (basket) — An open ivory field with basket motifs, drawn lighter for contemporary wear while keeping the traditional border language.

Bridal · Double Ikat

Kunjar Bhat (elephant) — Elephant motifs in procession across a ruby ground — one of the most demanding Patola alignments to achieve on the loom.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Nari Kunj — The Nari Kunj composition — figures within a garden grid — held in a deep emerald ground with a ceremonial gold border.

Bridal · Double Ikat

Navratna Bhat — A nine-jewel Navratna field woven in crimson with an ivory and gold motif structure. Both warp and weft are resist-dyed before weaving, so the pattern reads identically on either face.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Phulwali Bhat — A flowering Phulwali field in maroon, ordered by a repeating diamond lattice and closed with a broad woven border.

Festive · Double Ikat

Popat Kunj (parrot) — Parrots set within an indigo lattice with gold cross-work — a festive composition with unusual depth of ground colour.

Festive · Single Ikat

Chhabadi Bhat (basket) — Basket motifs arranged on an emerald ground with ivory outlines and a narrow ochre border.

Festive · Single Ikat

Chowkhandi Bhat — A square-grid Chowkhandi repeat in emerald and ochre, balanced for daytime festive wear.

Festive · Double Ikat

Phulwali Bhat — An emerald flowering field with a gold border, woven at a weight suited to long festive days.

Contemporary · Single Ikat

Fulvadi Bhat — A soft ivory ground with a small-scale flowering repeat — the lightest piece in the current selection.

Contemporary · Single Ikat

Galdo Bhat — An indigo ground with a spare gold Galdo repeat, made for those who prefer quiet Patola.

Contemporary · Single Ikat

Geometric Bhat — A disciplined geometric repeat in saffron and ivory, with wide negative space and a narrow woven border.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Ratanchowk — The Ratanchowk courtyard grid, woven with a heavy gold border and a tightly aligned crimson field.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Kunjar Bhat (elephant) — Elephants in ivory against indigo, with the alignment held across the full width of the field.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Navratna Bhat — The Navratna grid in emerald, with crimson and ivory jewel blocks placed at each intersection.

Festive · Double Ikat

Paan Bhat — Betel-leaf motifs in a crimson field with green accents — a classic festive Patola vocabulary.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Rasleela Bhat — A Rasleela narrative in indigo. This piece is currently reserved; comparable weaves can be discussed with the concierge.

Bridal · Double Ikat

Paan Bhat — A pale ivory ground carrying a crimson leaf repeat, finished with an elephant border in the Patan manner.

Festive · Double Ikat

Popat Kunj (parrot) — Parrot pairs in a crimson garden grid — a motif read as a blessing on new beginnings.

Bridal · Double Ikat

Rasleela Bhat — A narrative Rasleela field — the most time-intensive composition in the atelier, requiring months of dyeing and weaving.

Bridal · Double Ikat

Ratanchowk — A bridal Ratanchowk with emerald corner-work and a deep gold border, woven for ceremonial wear.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Vohra Gaji Bhat — Vohra Gaji — historically woven for merchant families — interpreted in emerald with an ivory motif structure.

Contemporary · Single Ikat

Tarangi (wave) — A wave repeat in indigo and ivory with no gold — the most modern reading of Patola in the selection.

Royal Heritage · Double Ikat

Vohra Gaji Bhat — The Vohra Gaji grid inverted onto an ivory ground, so the maroon motif structure carries the composition.