Organized chaos is a part of every home. It is complex, unique, messy and its familiar flavor is only known to you. At the center stands a grounded force directing the flow and carrying the vision. The Clan Master. Even in the worse situations, she always keeps it together. She stands in the eye of the storms. Paradoxically remaining deeply rooted and navigating the scattered energy of raising a family. She gives everything and takes nothing. She is the reason, she is the clan, she is all of us. Deccan style Pichwai’s, symbolically depict Krishna as a Kadamba tree (burflower-tree). This tree is commonly found in the forests of Braj(Vrindavan). This particular stylistic composition is referred to as Vrikshachari (tree dweller). Designed in Canada. Hand-finished in India.
Notes
Large Silk Scarf 70cm x 165cm
Brand
RARA
Story
RARA is a collection of cultures and a story of survival. Born in Toronto, Canada; each collection at RARA is based on one rare, endangered animal and one dying art form that needs revival and recognition. The first collection is an India-inspired and a line of silk scarves, which is designed in Canada, produced and hand-finished by local artisans in India. RARA is giving back 10% of the profits for the conservation of the animal featured in each collection. Currently contributing towards the conservation of tigers in partnership with the Last Wilderness Foundation, India. Radhika Maheshwari, the founder of RARA, has been in the design and publishing industry for over a decade. Growing up in India, she was always inspired by unique art forms prominent to each state in the country, some of which are hardly known to the world. Combining elements and details from these art forms along with animal endangerment, as a subject Radhika is passionate about; she created RARA in early 2020.
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