Heritage in Every Needlepoint

At WNW, every masterpiece begins with a single, purposeful stitch — not just to adorn, but to narrate. This is where tradition takes form through the hands of our master karigars, who breathe life into plain fabric with an artistry passed down through generations.

In this creation, each needlepoint is more than an embellishment; it’s a fragment of heritage. The intricate floral motifs and temple-inspired patterns are meticulously woven using age-old techniques, blending threads of gold, silk, and resplendent hues. At the heart of this piece lies a divine figure, delicately hand-embroidered, embodying the blessings and grace that every bride carries into her new chapter.

The process is slow, deliberate, and sacred — where a day’s work may only complete a few inches, yet every moment is filled with devotion. This is couture that doesn’t just shine under the lights; it whispers the stories of the hands that made it, the culture that shaped it, and the timeless beauty it preserves.

When you wear WNW, you’re not just wearing a lehenga. You’re wearing centuries of craft, love, and identity — one needlepoint at a time.