#indian luxury

[montagefireme]

চৈতন্যময়ী

[arc-hus]

House of Concrete Experiments, Alibag, India - Samira Rathod Design Atelier

https://www.srda.co/

[gemville]

Mughal Gem-Set Rock Crystal Cup, India, Circa 18th Century

Source: Luxury Porcelain @ Facebook

[kalhamamor]

Travel with me 🤍

[poisonedsequin]

[becomingher-era]

Wishing a successful business to all entrepreneurs out there 💕

If you want to encourage me, I’m selling raw indian hair. AUTHENTIC RAW INDIAN HAIR STRAIGHT FROM INDIA 🇮🇳!!!

Luxury hair extensions ✨

IG: @candalbeauty | www.candalbeauty.com

Let’s encourage each other!

[chroniclesofnadia111]

just me💕

[akkivee]

I bought a bunch of hypmic albums and my mom picked up funky sounds and said “you bought a game?” like yeah mom I bought a game called “bad ass temple funky sounds” in a language I don’t understand….totally 😭😭😭

LMAO i was once watching the bat vs mtr live on the good tv at home and my mom walked in during moonlight shadow and came over bc she was vibing with it, until she looked at the screen and went ‘girl where’s the eng subtitles????’

[man-dancing-in-the-sun]

Monserrate palace, Sintra, Portugal

[7sov]

Indian Clothes 🤎

[arc-hus]

The House of Courtyards, Dubai - Studio VDGA

[gemville]

17th Century Emerald Cup Created With 252 Carats Of Emerald. Persian Verses Inscription. Belonged To Emperor Jehangir Of Mughal India

Source: Archaeology and Art via Facebook

[kalhamamor]

A nice afternoon 🌞

[girlsdressingrooms]

Iris Barrel Apfel, Decorator and Fashion Stylist

(August 29, 1921 – March 1, 2024) 

Mr. Apfel's jewelries where stored in special bins. And she used to rotate some pieces by season.

[poisonedsequin]

[itsbansheebitch]

The most BEAUTIFUL thing I've seen in a LONG TIME

"Svairini" means "Freedom" (approximately) in Sanskrit. However, when it was in circulation, around 4000 years ago, it was used to degrade/slut-shame/put down women in business/working women, unmarried women, queer women, etc.

Now, the brand Svairini has reclaimed it to honor independence and individuality through personal style.

Their collections are GORGEOUS! And actually pretty accessible. I was guessing each piece would go for like $300 or so considering the craftsmanship, but they're actually around the $100-$150 range. Considering how much bang for your buck you're getting, it's absolutely worth it imo.

And the brand made a short film called Moksha.

"Moksha follows a forward-thinking young woman with an innate flair for high fashion that almost drowns in shame (literally) from a haunting conservative upbringing."

It's the story of the brand. It sounds really interesting!

"We boast proudly that over 90% of our crew are women, with a majority being WOC."

I'm losing my mind. Where has this been all my life lol