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Caught my eye> Khatri Khalid Amin

22Mar11

“Seventeen year old Khatri Khalid Amin was born in Ajrakhpur, a village whose industry originates in the 4000 year old Ajrakh natural dye printing tradition. Khalid’s unique perspective as a rural designer has materialised in highly individual works, minimal and expressive representations of the landscape around him, whether it be overlaid antique block prints depicting […]

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Tags: Ajrakhpur, Bombay Electric, Khatri Khalid Amin, Natural Dye Printed Stoles

Now Showing > Technicolour Pop-Up Show by Little Shilpa

15Sep10

Bombay Electric | 1 Reay House I Best Marg I Colaba I Mumbai +91 22 2287 6276 http://www.bombayelectric.in

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Tags: Bombay Electric, Little Shilpa

Exhibition: Underground Jewels @ Bombay Electric

01Mar10

Priya Kishore says “Found objects, precious gems and flouro baubles by India’s underground jewelers Meenakshi Dash, Martinaa New and Fanny Boucher make their first debut in an Indian store from 2nd-6th March, 2010. The exhibition, entitled UNDERGROUND JEWELS features directional, fashion forward pieces for the elegant intelligentsia, disco aunties, and wild at heart.” > 2nd-6th […]

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Tags: Bombay Electric, Fanny Boucher, Martinaa New, Meenakshi Dash, Underground Jewels

Window Shopping> Bombay Electric

28Jan09

*An Indian By Design Exclusive* I stumbled upon Bombay Electric a long time ago, while waiting for a friend to turn up. The light pole outside had a stunning face, like a bohemian 70 s star, with a bindi and high hair and the signage did justice to the name. I walked in, past the […]

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Tags: Bombay Electric, Indian Design, Priya Kishore, Store

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Posts Tagged ‘Bombay Electric’

Caught my eye> Khatri Khalid Amin

Now Showing > Technicolour Pop-Up Show by Little Shilpa

Exhibition: Underground Jewels @ Bombay Electric

Window Shopping> Bombay Electric

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