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Chitwan Studio
Traditional Indian saris, linen, home goods, jewelry, accessories, and handicrafts
This is a venture started by Shubha Bahl, an undertaking which saw its seeds in a college dream years ago, one which with some support from friends, family, and strangers, could become something exciting and special :)
Chitwan is a garden-studio (as we like to refer to it!) and was started in the middle of this concrete jungle of Gurgaon with the hope to revive the arts of India- everything tradi
01/06/2015
When colours met weaves, and wool met beads, magical creations Mandalas took over Chitwan! Big shout out to Julia who made this possible once again with her immense patience and warmth! Thanks to all who came by and made it a successful workshop :)
26/01/2015
If Chitwan had to have its own jhaanki, this is what it would look like- adorned by the colours of the Republic that is India, with a little bit of creative innovation and a whole lot of the traditional!
Wishing you all a very Happy Republic day! :)
01/01/2015
A very Happy New Year to one and all! May the love for the Traditional continue to grow and evolve with each passing year :)
27/11/2014
Moga and Eri silks from Assam, Tussars from Bhagalpur, Patolas from Gujarat, Bomkais from Orissa, and a lot more drapes to keep you warm and brighten up this winter.
Price on request.
24/11/2014
The Paithani from Maharashtra
(Price on request)
The Paithani sarees from Paithan, a town close to Aurangabad, weave magical motifs of the Muniya (parrot), Mor (peacock), Kamal (lotus) in very fine silk. Inspired from the Buddhist paintings in the caves of Ajanta, the Paithani is characterised by borders of an oblique square design, and a pallu with a peacock design, and is considered as one of the richest sarees in Maharashtra.
22/11/2014
Silk Patola dupattas from Gujarat.
Patola- the ancient art of double ikat weaving is now being revived by NGOs in Gujarat who are using traditional motifs to bring to Patolas a new and refreshing look. There being only three communities who weave Patan Patolas, the supply has been curbed over the years, as the demand for extremely expensive Patolas also fell. Some NGOs are therefore, training weavers in this art and bringing the art of Patolas back.
Watch this space over the weekend for the beautiful Patola sarees from this particular NGO, alongwith many more beautiful winter drapes.
18/11/2014
Winter is officially here, and Chitwan is back with a whole new range of sarees in pure silks and tussars, Bomkais and Patolas, hand-embroidered and block printed!
Stay tuned and brighten up the dreary winters with colourful, beautiful silk drapes!
21/10/2014
The last leg- after 3 great days at Epicentre, Chitwan finally comes to the last exhibition of this festival season with Dhanteras at Gold Souk!
All day long till midnight (yes, you heard that right- 12am!), we'll be here showcasing our latest range of exclusive Bhagalpur silk and tussar sarees, patola silk and applique Dohars, beautiful temple jewellery from the South, and a lot more! See you all there, and a very happy Dhanteras! :)
14/10/2014
Gift a little bit of India, a little bit of traditional, and a whole lot of special to your friends and family this Diwali. The happiest Diwali gift baskets there ever were- beautiful woven baskets from the North East containing organic cosmetic products from Uttarakhand and perfumed candles and diyas from Pondicherry- put together by Chitwan!
Find these baskets at our studio in DLF Phase 1, or at any of our exhibitions and light up this Diwali with a difference :)
Limited baskets, hurry and grab one today!
Special discount for purchase of 3 or more!
14/10/2014
Chitwan's last exhibition at Diksha school for their Harmony Diwali mela- such a happy affair! Thank you Sharan for sharing this opportunity with us :)
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G-9/3 DLF, Phase I (Near Silver Oak Apts)
Gurugram
122002
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |
| Wednesday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |
| Thursday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |
| Friday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |
| Saturday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |
| Sunday | 10:30am - 7:30pm |