Raw Mango’s Sanjay Garg Speaks About Textiles and Travels Runway Square
Textile designer, Sanjay Garg, has been credited with the revival of Chanderi textiles from Madhya Pradesh, brocades from Varanasi and soft cottons from West Bengal, through his label Raw Mango, a brand of contemporary Indian hand-woven textiles crafted using traditional techniques.
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Raw & real: Designer Sanjay Garg. In B'luru recently, designer Sanjay Garg opens up about drifting away from his usual style in his latest collection, which he showcased after an eight-year.
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Sep 12, 2018 · 11:30 am. Courtesy: Raw Mango. It would be easy, and perhaps a little clichéd, to describe Sanjay Garg as a thinking person's fashion designer. Not because he isn't, but.
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Designer with an art. Today, Raw Mango employs over 250 skilled karigars.But Sanjay's designs are more than just about fashion; they are about the larger picture of uplifting an entire community.
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Sanjay Garg's Raw Mango opened the India Fashion Week in Delhi last week. Many say it also closed the fashion week, as all the chatter for the next few days was around his showcase alone. If you were among the other designers who got lost in the aftermath of the Raw Mango show, we are sorry. Garg, 43, is elated with the noise.
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Creative director and founder of Raw Mango Sanjay Garg is a welcome antidote to the usual flamboyant fashion designers whose personalities are loud and bombastic. While his designs — which lay.
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Raw Mango founder and fashion designer Sanjay Garg, who is celebrating the 10th anniversary of his celebrity-favourite brand in 2018, has been instrumental in the revival of a number of.
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Home Lifestyle Fashion All out and audacious: New collection of Raw Mango's Sanjay Garg is anything but conventional The launch features a campaign that sees models wearing oversized ceramic.
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Sanjay Garg: Diverse Objects. The 10 objects that are a part of this exclusive launch include things that are diverse in their design, cultural history and function: an armour worn by Theyyam artists in Kerala; a lion adapted from the 13th century bronze Monzon lion; a bowl carved from a single rock crystal; a puppet dedicated to the oral storytelling tradition of India; a terracotta bull.
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In addition to creating textiles for draped saris for Raw Mango, Garg also designs Sanjay Garg, a stitched collection inspired by traditional Asian shapes. "This shape came from the Middle East. If you make it very long, it's called an abaya, and when you make short it is Indian shape.
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Sanjay Garg, the founder of Raw Mango, is renowned for reinterpreting heritage textiles. As told to Surya Praphulla Kumar The Offbeat Sari is on display at the Design Museum till September 17.
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Born and raised in the small village of Mubarikpur in Rajasthan, where he studied at a Hindi-medium school, Sanjay Garg went on to hone his skills as a designer at the Indian Institute of.
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Sanjay Garg, the designer behind Raw Mango, started 10 years ago in a stall in Dilli Haat, the handloom and handicraft mela . He enters his 11th year in business with his latest collection,.
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On the 10th anniversary of his brand, we spoke to designer Sanjay Garg on how Raw Mango walks the tightrope between being contemporary while retaining the he.
Sanjay Garg's Raw Mango An Indian designer is turning handwoven
Fashion How Sanjay Garg modernised Chanderi while supporting the weaving community Once woven to drape royalty, Sanjay Garg's design intervention has led to resurrection of the Chanderi weave into the contemporary Indian fashion landscape. Ahead we look at the heritage fabric's evolution By Jasreen Mayal Khanna 1 August 2019
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Raw Mango's relationship with mashru began in 2010 when textile designer Sanjay Garg came across a heavy satin fabric called gyaser, made for Tibetan monks in Varanasi. This impelled Garg to re-explore the weaving of mashru in Varanasi and opened up the possibilities of creating new patterns for the designer. At the AD Design Show, Raw Mango.
