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|January 21, 2026
As the Delhi-based designer Rema Kumar drops her latest collections, she opens up not only about new saris, but also about her restoration practice
FOR nearly 25 years, Delhi-based textile designer Rema Kumar has worked closely with weavers and master craftsmen across India, building a practice rooted in respect, curiosity, and quiet innovation. Known for her instinctive use of colour and her ability to breathe contemporary life into age-old techniques, Kumar has consistently encouraged artisans to think beyond the familiar-without losing the soul of the craft. As she brings her latest collections to different Indian cities, the designer opens up not only about new saris, but also about a restoration practice that has become deeply personal.
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