Hand-Painted Indo-Western Dresses · purpose-led craft fashion house
Atulyakala makes Indo-Western women’swear and accessories with a craft first. Dresses, tops, shirts and corsets come in bright floral prints and hand-painted pieces, often in cotton, linen-cotton, muslin silk and canvas. Its looks are designed in limited runs by Deaf artists and Deaf designers.
Atulyakala creates statement pieces in small, limited runs, with techniques that stay visible in every garment. Expect hand-painted detailing and hand block-printing, including Rajasthani block printing, along with breathable fabrics like cotton, linen-cotton and muslin silk. Some styles feature embroidery thread and metallic thread finishes, bringing a festive sheen without overpowering the print.
The range suits summer dressing and occasion wear, from shirt dresses and oversized shirts to halter-neck and corset-led silhouettes. There are co-ords for easy pairing, plus sarees, jackets, and matching sets for wedding guest and festive days. Named edits like Mystic, Jaipur Sorbet, La Amore and Tamaya help shoppers shop by mood and print story, while accessories like bags and totes round out the look.
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