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Tanya Rastogi creates bridal collection inspuired by legacy of Awadh

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Ace Jewellery connoisseur Tanya Rastogi reminisces the glorious legacy of Awadh in her opulent bridal range. The exquisite collection comprises of time-honored bridal chokers and necklaces, where each statement jewel brings with it an essence of nostalgia. Deriving its inspiration from the Jewel chests of Nawabs, the heirloom collection potently exudes elegance and timeless class.

Each antiquity is a fable curated in 18 K gold with an exemplary artwork of Jadau Kundan and Meenakari. Studded with Polki that is symphonically placed alongwith the vibrancy of Colombian Emeralds and Burmese Rubies, the selection personifies aristocracy. With inspiration traced from motifs like floral, crescent and raindrop, this colossal gathering of luxury rekindles the vintage charm of Awadhi Era.

As a Jewellery connoisseur, Tanya Rastogi’s love for vintage charm has reflected in her every design. The bridal range is yet another reflection of her signature style where she has thoughtfully curated the entrancing range of larger than life jewels keeping in mind the bride who aspires a larger than life wedding. The majestic composition captures the intricacy of Mughal artistry graced with the grandeur of Lucknow’s heritage appeal.

The individuality of each design poetically composed of Mughal intricacy grandeur will make you pinch yourself back to reality. Owing to its eternal charisma, these memorabilia can also be forward from one generation to another as a legacy.


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