I did not only discover an amazing ethnic saree collection but also the wonderful designer behind the label MORA – Ritika Mittal. I stumbled upon her blog and to my awe, some of her exquisite and unique pieces stopped my heart from beating … I instantly fell in love with her collection and I am now official her big fan, and yes I told her that too. We chatted briefly on facebook, and felt an instant magical saree connection. There’s a lot of excitement and buzz on her FB wall about the KALA GHODA ARTS FESTIVAL 2011, that will be held in Mumbai next month. How I wish I could make it…
Ritika went on an amazing journey in the far north-eastern parts of India, visiting villages in the states like Nagaland, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur where she spent weeks even months with the skilled weavers who worked on their traditional loin looms, to produce unique and creative saree pieces,
… each with its own distinctive details for MORA’s new collection … you must read her adventure here. It’s real treat.
A saree with an elegant mix of Mangalagiri and with Khand and printed pin tucked borders with a contrast mustard border. To purchase this or more, do visit Ritika’s website.
“Each MORA creation is an individually produced labour of love. Since no two individuals are exactly alike, no two MORA creations are same. MORA travels all over India to source out the finest fabrics and collages them to create a mesmerizing interface between tradition and modernity. Which is why the MORA piece that you own is yours alone.” – Ritika Mittal, MORA
