Embroidered Textiles · museum-store concept brand
The Palace Atelier curates Jaipur inspired pieces drawn from museum archives, from enamel and gold plated metal jewellery to hand-dyed ombré chiffon and embroidered textiles. It also offers giftable homeware and small collectibles that turn restored references into everyday keepsakes.
The Palace Atelier creates usable objects with a strong archive thread. Pieces reference court art and textile heritage through techniques like Aari embroidery, hand-painted papier-mâché, hand-dyed ombré chiffon, and museum inspired motifs. Details include gold foiling on wood, metal inlay, enamel finishes, and gold-plated metal, alongside fabrics and materials such as cotton, linen, chiffon, canvas, marble, and nylon.
The range suits festive dressing, gifting, and souvenir browsing in one place. Expect compact jewellery forms like earrings, rings, bangles, and clutches, plus occasion ready apparel made with jewel tone reds, blues, greens, pinks, and gold accents. For home styling, it brings the same ornamental sensibility into decorative objects that feel collected rather than generic.
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