The art of waiting. A collection that holds the beauty of anticipation, of longing, and of patience rewarded. Quiet, restrained pieces, hand-embroidered by karigars in the old techniques, for the days before the celebration begins.
A celebration of love in its many forms. The festive edit: hand-embroidered pieces for weddings, sangeets and the season of gathering, each an ode to traditional Indian craftsmanship in gota patti, zardozi and resham.
Where soul meets craft. A deeply personal expression of heritage, drawn from the spiritual and artistic traditions of Indian textile. Each garment is handcrafted with intention — made to be lived in, and kept.
Rashika Mittal is a house of hand-embroidered Indian clothing, made to order. Every saree, kurta and lehenga is cut and worked by hand only after you place it — four to five weeks on the frame, and no two alike.
We work in silk, tissue, chanderi and organza, in crafts carried by karigars for generations. Nothing sits in a warehouse; each piece exists because someone chose it.
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