It’s retro chic with just the right amount of vintage charm, this new brand is dipping into the past to bring out something new - Issue Date: Nov 1, 2021
Intricately designed and printed with vintage-inspired patterns, these rugs are woven with jute and recycled PET bottles.
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House of Badnore, the brand known for its fine furniture, jewellery, home furnishings and apparels, joins the much-celebrated bandwagon of sustainability by launching its EcoHappy Collection. This is a range of ecologically aware accessories produced from carefully selected materials that do the least amount of harm to the planet and environment.
Like, for instance, its Aravalli Rugs, a variety of handwoven, luxurious, eco-friendly and weather-resistant rugs featuring designs influenced by the past yet with a modern twist to match the modern times. Intricately designed and printed with vintage-inspired patterns, these rugs are woven with jute and recycled PET bottles.
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Growing up, she says they learnt new lessons watching her parents conduct themselves in public life.
“As the first family, they had to lead by example, be dependable, establish trust, and keep the family nucleus cohesive. A nucleus, which existed in many layers with the inner circle beginning with us, then the uncles and aunts, cousins, friends, relatives, and then stretched further to include the entire village. They were the warp and weft of the fabric of their immediate and extended family,” Archana says.
It was after she married in the erstwhile Mewar principality of Badnore, in Rajasthan, and moved to Delhi that Archana tried her hand at employment and entrepreneurship.