Pilli Taxi’s Deepavali edit brings handcrafted labels to Hyderabad
The 'Pilli Taxi' pop-up event is returning to Hyderabad for Deepavali, featuring over 25 Indian craft-led labels. The event highlights sustainable fashion, heritage textiles, and artisanal products from across India.
Why it matters
It promotes local artisans and sustainable fashion practices, reflecting a growing consumer interest in ethical and traditional Indian crafts.
Pilli Taxi’s Deepavali edit brings handcrafted labels to Hyderabad left Design creations by Maruvi Special Arrangement https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/u8xd80/article71607569.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Coco%20brooches%20on%20palm%20leaf.jpg The curated edit will showcase over 25 craft-led labels, from Himalayan wool to Bengali gamcha, for a festive pop-up this weekend Pilli Taxi is returning to Hyderabad, with more than 25 Indian craft-led labels. The Deepavali edit will showcase jewellery, handcrafted bags and accessories, heritage textiles, home décor, and more. Here are a few labels to look out for: Winglore: For those who love to dress up without any occasion, there’s plenty in store. Built on the idea of slow fashion and storytelling, the label blends quirky motifs with traditional embroidery: think of clouds swirling across a collar or a fish winking from a shirt. The label is known for its embroidery and colour palette. Rewind by Sanjana: Garments in contemporary silhouettes are designed to defy fickle seasonal trends.
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