In frame: Sanjay Garg, an ensemble from 'Children of the Night' 
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Handloom Day Special: Raw Mango weaves a starry tapestry to celebrate 15 years of couture

Blending modern and traditional styles, Raw Mango celebrates its 15th anniversary with their new collection 'Children of the Night', an innovative angle on an otherwise timeless garment

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zSanjay Garg founded Raw Mango in 2008; a passionate designer dedicated to preserving traditional Indian techniques, his vision was to create handmade, handwoven textiles that blended modern sensibilities with ancient Indian aesthetics.

The brand's debut the same year, a handwoven textile collection called Mogra featured intricate embroidery and natural dyes, setting the tone for the brand's design philosophy.

With each collection, Raw Mango pushed the boundaries of Indian fashion, experimenting with new techniques and motifs while staying true to its roots. Their latest collection, Children of the Night is no exception.

The collection is inspired by the unique energy that emerges from the darkness, the powerful release of movement and flickers of light.

The designer transforms the classic sari by making the pallu, a contemporary blouse. This creative shift not only gives a modern twist to the traditional garment but also gives it a fresh perspective.

an ensemble from 'Children of the Night'

The label’s foundation remains rooted on advancing textile design while also respecting traditional craftsmanship.

Garg emphasizes his focus on the preservation/promotion of textiles and heritage weaves. By concentrating on the wearability of these traditional garments, Raw Mango aims to bridge the gap between modern and classic fashion.

Catch our exclusive interview with Sanjay Garg in this week’s edition of Indulge!