Lola's world Shop – Reviving Indian Craft with French Spirit

The very interesting 'mother and child' concept store located in the capital city Delhi, Lola's world has everything for children from infant to 12 years. They also offer some fashionable outfits for men and women.

Now...you must be wondering that how Lola's world Shop is associated with Crafusion and why are they featured in our blog?

Well...we saw something unique in their creations that matched with Crafusion's theme. That uniqueness was their creative use of Indian traditional craft techniques in contemporary styles. Even though being a French label yet most of their products are made in India and probably that is the main reason that we can see an essence of Indian craftsmanship in their garments and accessories. Lola's World weaves sophisticated European designs with authentic Indian fabrics like: cotton, pashmina, khadi, silk etc. to produce a fusion of kurtas, skirts, dresses, pants, shirts and leggings. The tribal and beaded jewelry presented by Lola's World Shop helps to Jazz it up.

We were also fascinated by the bags that were made of leather with Kantha embroidery, some bags were made with the hand-painted art showing day to day life of India. These bags are very versatile and can also be used to carry your daily treasures.

Take a glimpse of Lola's World Shop collection and buy a trendy product for yourself. CLICK HERE.

Lehriya: The Colorful Rajasthani Artwork Display

Lehriya is a popular dyeing technique. Its roots can be traced down to Rajasthan. Known for its vibrant colors and rippled & flowing patterns helps to counterfeit the hot desert weather.

These days Lehriya has become much sought after yet again by the designers to have successfully showcased their collection at the fashion weeks. The designers like Malini Ramani, James Ferrera. Vikram Phandis have lend a contemporary look to the ancient art thereby giving it a new leash of line.

Of late geometric patterns like circles, triangles, V shapes have also made its way to a more contemporized silhouettes. The chic look is attracting a lot of international buyers as well and the trend is definitely here to stay.

Recently a deisgner Malini Ramani presented her collection influenced by Rajasthani traditional art pattern “Lehriya” in Wills India Fashion Week SS 12.