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Amarjot Kaur

Check out Anavila’s first bridal edit inspired by Bundi miniature paintings

Aamod is a disruption of bridal trousseau that is oftentimes weighed down by over-ornamentation and heaviness of design complexities (Source: Special Arrangement)

The first-ever bridal edit by designer Anavila Mishra, under her eponymous label, puts an artistic spin on wedding apparel. Its motifs are inspired by the Bundi miniature paintings that are rooted in the romantic prose and poetry of 17th Century Rajasthan.

Titled Aamod, the range takes cues from the elements of nature in prints that reflect minimalist and maximalist design sensibilities. Derived from Sanskrit language, the name Aamod translates to pleasure or delight. Its linguistic roots trace back to the verb ‘mod’, which translates to ‘rejoice’ or ‘be glad’.

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