Vriksh is a design studio that brings to you a range of rare weaves from Odisha each created by marrying contemporary aesthetics with traditional designs.
Bali Jatra
Celebrating a beautiful historic cultural exchange between Odisha and South East Asia, handwoven in pure silk, this design offers a combination of Odisha's curvilinear ikats with subtle hints of Andhra's chintz motifs, Indonesia's spiralling tumple layout, Laos's extra weft patterns, Thailand's colour palette etc!
Ikat Tussar
What makes this collection stand out is the uncommon combination of ikats on tussar silks handwoven by highly skilled master weavers. The motifs are inspired from symbols used by the indigenous and tribal communities of Odisha.
Vriksh Classics
From the finest tussars of coastal Odisha to rare revivals of tribal weaves and the evergreen curvilinear ikats, Vriksh offers you a collection of some of the rarest weaves from the state - bringing contemporary aesthetics to the traditional designs while retaining the values associated with the age-old designs intact.
Yogini
Taking its name from the Yogini cult of the Vedic culture that celebrates Shakti, Vriksh presents to you the 'Yogini' collection, inspired by the Chausat Yogini Temple (64 tantric female deities) of Odisha, new experimental saris with Odisha’s finest handspun and handwoven tussar silks. Of virtue and resilience, of power and poise, our collection celebrates the modern-day yogini that commands the world with style.
Vriksh is a design studio that brings to you a range of rare weaves from Odisha each created by marrying contemporary aesthetics with traditional designs.
Bali Jatra
Celebrating a beautiful historic cultural exchange between Odisha and South East Asia, handwoven in pure silk, this design offers a combination of Odisha's curvilinear ikats with subtle hints of Andhra's chintz motifs, Indonesia's spiralling tumple layout, Laos's extra weft patterns, Thailand's colour palette etc!
Ikat Tussar
What makes this collection stand out is the uncommon combination of ikats on tussar silks handwoven by highly skilled master weavers. The motifs are inspired from symbols used by the indigenous and tribal communities of Odisha.
Vriksh Classics
From the finest tussars of coastal Odisha to rare revivals of tribal weaves and the evergreen curvilinear ikats, Vriksh offers you a collection of some of the rarest weaves from the state - bringing contemporary aesthetics to the traditional designs while retaining the values associated with the age-old designs intact.
Yogini
Taking its name from the Yogini cult of the Vedic culture that celebrates Shakti, Vriksh presents to you the 'Yogini' collection, inspired by the Chausat Yogini Temple (64 tantric female deities) of Odisha, new experimental saris with Odisha’s finest handspun and handwoven tussar silks. Of virtue and resilience, of power and poise, our collection celebrates the modern-day yogini that commands the world with style.
"The weavers’ experiences, knowledge and wisdom on the beautiful tradition of weaving is the underlying strength of each Vriksh collection."
"For us, threads, shades, motifs and patterns on fabrics aren’t merely elements of design, they are the living exhibits that offer you a glimpse into the lives of the people of Odisha and their culture."
"Vriksh was born as a modest initiative to bring back to life some of the dying and rare weaves of Odisha and contemporise the traditional handlooms for the modern Indian market making sure the cultural significance remains intact."
"The weavers’ experiences, knowledge and wisdom on the beautiful tradition of weaving is the underlying strength of each Vriksh collection."
"For us, threads, shades, motifs and patterns on fabrics aren’t merely elements of design, they are the living exhibits that offer you a glimpse into the lives of the people of Odisha and their culture."
"Vriksh was born as a modest initiative to bring back to life some of the dying and rare weaves of Odisha and contemporise the traditional handlooms for the modern Indian market making sure the cultural significance remains intact."
