Fashion Inspired By The Craft From The
Court Of Queen Noor Jahan
Launching May 2020

Exotic designs inspired by Chikankari

An exquisite range of Chikankari-inspired designs created by some of the best craftsmen in North India.

Layered by Chanderi fabric

Named after the village where it originated, the Chanderi fabric was the most favored choice of queens in ancient India.

Chanderi is produced by weaving in silk and golden Zari in the traditional cottonyarn resulting in the creation of the shimmering texture that the fabric is famous for.

Created by Local Craftsmen from Northern India

The breathtaking Chikankari styled fabric replicates the embroidery design, whichoriginated from the 'chikan sazi' - the exquisite needlework of delicate patternsfrom Mughal architecture.

Jackets, Jump Suits, Day Dresses to long Angrakhas and sequins worked lehengacholis – all crafted by the local artisans of North and East India.

Responsible Fashion – Recycle, Reuse, Reduce

Monk & Mei initiated the journey in rural parts of Odisha run by naxal and tribalartisans. Every piece of fabric is used to create beautiful dresses and leftovers goto make accessories. The tags are handmade and to be put in soil for you towitness a Tulsi or Marigold spreading it's goodness in your home. Shopping bag isfor you to hang along and use & reuse proudly.