Renowned couturier Sabyasachi Mukherjee, synonymous with the epitome of Indian opulence, has added another jewel to his crown with the debut of his first high jewelry show in Delhi. The presentation showcased not only Mukherjee’s mastery in crafting sparkling lehengas fit for royalty but also his prowess in creating jewelry that stands at the zenith of craftsmanship.
The unveiling of this high jewelry show marked a significant milestone for Mukherjee, who expressed his mission to exhibit the pinnacle of Indian jewelry craftsmanship globally since the inception of Sabyasachi Jewellery in 2017. The event aimed to be an intimate and focused affair for his clientele in India, bringing together the finest craftsmanship, aesthetic opulence, and the most exclusive gemstones.
Sabyasachi’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional jewelry making in India was evident throughout the two-day event hosted at the iconic Oberoi Hotel. The couturier, known for disrupting norms while respecting age-old jewelry-making traditions, showcased a collection that seamlessly blended Indian heritage crafts with North Calcutta goldsmithing.
To commemorate this special occasion, Mukherjee curated an extravagant showcase, featuring some of India’s most iconic models, including Indrani Dasgupta and Sheetal Mallar. The runway presentation highlighted Mukherjee’s most-loved creations from the past, setting the stage for a visually stunning exhibit.
The exhibit itself showcased Sabyasachi’s newest collection, emphasizing the foundation of precious gemstones and exquisite craftsmanship. The designs evoked a spectrum of influences, ranging from Art Deco glamour to the regal splendor of Indian dynasties. The pieces, such as the Kannauj Suite adorned with 120 carats of rare sherbet-toned tourmalines, old mine cut, and brilliant cut diamonds, exemplify modern heirlooms destined to be cherished by generations to come.
Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s foray into high jewelry solidifies his status as a mastermind in the realm of opulent craftsmanship, further establishing his legacy as a trailblazer in the world of Indian couture and jewelry.
