“Some choices begin with a design. Ours began with a question — what could truly feel like India? We kept finding our way back to the peacock. So, we decided to look a little closer.”
“And there it was. A symbol we’ve all grown up seeing — in palaces, paintings, textiles and stories. So familiar, perhaps we stopped asking what it once meant.”
“Because once, it meant prestige. It travelled through India’s finest textiles, royal garments and intricate embroideries. Perhaps its most unforgettable moment came with Lady Curzon’s iconic peacock dress — a symbol so deeply Indian, the world could only look closer.”
“But the peacock was never only about grandeur. It belonged to the land, to our stories, and somehow, to our everyday memory. A symbol of beauty, prosperity and grace — one that felt familiar long before we ever thought of making it ours.”
“Because once, it meant prestige. It travelled through India’s finest textiles, royal garments and intricate embroideries. Perhaps its most unforgettable moment came with Lady Curzon’s iconic peacock dress — a symbol so deeply Indian, the world could only look closer.”