Handmade in Punjab · Since 2023
Ribbon lattice dupattas, mirror work and golden parandis — every piece made by hand by Kuldeep Kaur.
The Collection
Our Story
Kuldeep Kaur weaves every ribbon by hand and sets each mirror with a single stitch. One dupatta takes three days. That is why no two are identical — and that is the point.
This site is only for looking. When something catches your eye, message on WhatsApp — Kuldeep replies herself, and makes it in the size and colour you want.
See the CollectionThe Making
Every piece begins as plain cloth. The ribbon is laid across it by hand and threaded through in a lattice, over and under, one row at a time. Then the mirrors go in — each stitched into the opening the weave leaves behind, sometimes two hundred on a single dupatta. Three days from the first row to the last knot.
Latkan
Payal & Bracelet
Made to Order
Everything on this page is a sample of what Kuldeep makes, not the whole of it. A different colour, a different size, more mirror work or less, a border you saw somewhere else — or something entirely your own. Send a photo and it gets made by hand.
A screenshot, a picture saved from anywhere, or a piece you already own. Anything that shows what you have in mind — a rough idea is enough to start.
Colour, size, how much ribbon and mirror work. Kuldeep tells you what is possible, what it will cost and how long it takes — before anything is started.
Only once you say yes. One piece at a time, the same way as everything above — about three days for a dupatta.
Kuldeep replies herself. There is no cart and no checkout on this site — the whole order happens in the chat.
