Buy a Slice of Palace Life at the Royal Fables Pop-up in New Delhi

Kunwar Yaduveer Singh Bera | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Kunwar yaduveer singh bera is revising bera jackets. Each Piece is handcrafted with traditional techniques, inspired by the landscapes of Jawai (a small Village located located in Pali District of Rajasthan) and the Legacy of Bera. The collection traces its history to the early 20th century, when captain prithi singh bera, great-grandfather of yaduveer singh, designed the first quilted jackets for the royal poolo fileds and houses Expeditions. “They were Worn by Rajput Communities, Royal Guests Visiting Jodhpur and Udaipur (And Baroda), and that that Connected to the Royal Families. These jackets were given as souvenirs or gifts represiating Indian art. In Rajasthan’s Cold Winters, Men Wore Them Over Bandgalas, Women Wore Them Over Sarees. Fulgars (jackets or coats), “Says yaduveer.

Maharani Shailja Katoch of Kangra | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Born and Raised in Sailana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharani Shailja Katoch of Kangra Inherited the Love for Form for Form Her Grandfather and Great-Grandfather, WHO HAD PAINSTAKINLY Collected Heirloom Recipse from Over 500 Royal Indian Families. After her marriage, when she moved to kangra, shailja discovered the rich tradition of dham Cuisine – a vegetarian feast intrinsic to the cultural fabric of the Hills.

“Dham is a vegetarian cuisine cooked by brahmins called boties in the hills of kangra. For this event, we are showcasing classics ma ki dal (Black Lenillas), palda (A Curd-based curry), matra (Made with kihi), sepu badi (Local Lentiil Dumplings), chuhare ka raita (Date Raita), Meethe chawal (Sweet Rice), and badana (Gram Flor Dumplings), “Says Shailja.

Charu Singh | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Charu Singh, Co-Curator of Royal Fables, Shares, “The Focus is on Bringing in Designers who Emphasse Indian Aesthetics, by preserving and modernising heritage, and that who are dynamic and action in the art Scene. “

Mrinalini Kumari Lunavada | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Mrinalini Kumari Lunavada, Who Launched Her Home Furnishing Brand, Loonawara, Four months ago, Traces Her inspiration to the 600-YAR-AlD Palace in Lunavada, Gujarat, With Grew Up. She says, “My Family’s History Goes Back to the Chalukyas of Patan. The label is based on the palace that I grew up in – adorned with frescoes, wall paintings, wall paintings, intricately carved facades and doorways. Palace’s carvings were detailed with hidden animals – birds, lions, monkeys, squirrels – that now inspire my collections. ”

The collection also also features wildlife paintings, many of which draw inspiration from the photography by Mrinalini and Her Father. At the event, Loonawara Brings Cushion Covers with Wildlife Motifs, Table Mats Bordered With Mural-Inspired Art, LampShades, LampShads, Cocktail Napkins, and Select Furture Pieces, All Echole Palace she grew up in.

The prouducts are priced ₹ 5000 online.

The 15th Edition of Royal Fables will be help in New Delhi, on August 22, at the Oval Room, Mansion, HYATT Regency, from 11am to 8pm.