Ananta Kriti Arrives in Delhi

Delhi's craft lovers have something special to look forward to this festive season. Ananta Kriti, presented by Threads and Craft, will transform the Aga Khan Hall into a vibrant celebration of India's rich textile heritage from August 26 to 28.

From exquisite handloom sarees and contemporary fashion to jewellery, accessories and handcrafted treasures, the event promises an unforgettable experience for connoisseurs of handmade art. Featuring fabrics such as ikat, kalamkari, cotton and hand-block prints sourced directly from weaving communities, Ananta Kriti offers visitors an opportunity to discover the stories, traditions and artistry behind every creation.

Ananta Kriti’s range will feature ethnic and contemporary womenswear, children's wear, handloom sarees, Indo-Western designs, unstitched and semi-stitched wear made from fabrics like cotton, cotton-silk, ikat, kalamkari and hand block prints.

True to the philosophy of the label, much of the fabric used has been directly sourced from weaving clusters of India, in alignment with Lakshmi’s passion for natural and regional textiles and crafts.

"'Ananta Kriti was envisioned as a platform where one would find the story of the products that have been created with love and care. For me, every textile has a story, every creation tells you about its maker. The intention was to take the idea of Ananta Kriti to various cities and create a platform that would bring together artisans and connoisseurs of their creations," says Lakshmi K, Founder, Threads and Craft.

Ananta Kriti’s Delhi-based event is the first of an ongoing series that will visit various Indian cities in the future to provide the artisans and the hand-crafted business a platform to exhibit their work.

The show will showcase a specially curated selection of clothing, jewellery, accessories, and other handcrafted items from participating labels.

Entry is free.

Event details: August 26–28 | Aga Khan Hall, New Delhi | 10 am –7 pm | Contact: 9217391347