For Muhurtam, we focus on structure, symbolism, and serenity — from finely built mandaps to hand-tied garlands in subtle palettes. Every element is chosen with care to reflect tradition, grace, and the spiritual heart of the ceremony.

Reception décor is where refinement meets drama - think velvet panels, antique chandeliers, hand-strung orchids, or a silk-draped canopy. We balance grandeur with restraint to create unforgettable settings.

From mirrored disco ceilings to hand-painted folk motifs, our Sangeet designs blend spectacle with soul. We build dynamic stages and mood lighting that support performance and celebration — without losing warmth.

Our Mehendi décor brings together cane furniture, block-printed fabrics, and playful elements like embroidered umbrellas or mirror-detailed swings. Every setup is built to feel personal - vibrant, rooted in craft, and full of joy.

Our Haldi décor is designed to feel easy, joyful, and beautifully put together - with woven floor seating, handloom cushions, floral runners, and sun-washed drapes. We keep it intimate and light — so the mood, and the colours, glow naturally.

We design devotional spaces for homes, temples, and festivals - whether it’s a brass Ganesha surrounded by lotus blooms, a Lakshmi Vratam altar with mango leaf torans, or a Griha Pravesham with sacred geometric rangolis.

Our exhibition work combines storytelling and scale - using architectural elements, hand-dyed fabrics, traditional materials, and quiet lighting to build spaces where objects speak and visitors linger.

We shape interiors that feel intentional and immersive - from textile-clad display walls and hand-etched signage to lighting that flatters both product and space. It’s retail that feels designed, not staged.

We curate from a network of master craftspeople - sourcing Kanjeevaram silks, Banarasi brocades, antique temple jewelry, or handcut uncut diamond sets. Our focus is on rarity, craftsmanship, and heritage value.