Tul Palav showcases Kashmir's rich heritage at fashion event in Mumbai
The Tul Palav collection features a diverse range of apparel for varied occasions starting from Rs 10,000 up to Rs1.5 lakhs.
The event was attended by Bollywood celebrities like Vishal & Rekha Bhardwaj, Imtiaz Ali, Onir, Sajid Ali, Saumya Tandon and Simple Kaul.
Commenting on the show, Iqra, head designer at Tul Palav in a statement said, 'As the whole nation grieves after the recent tragedy in Pahalgam, its resilient spirit endures, inspiring us to come together. In a humble tribute, we've channelled the beauty, strength, and essence of Kashmir into our latest collection through authentic craftsmanship and art.'
'Mumbai, India's fashion capital, provides the perfect platform to share this collection, which showcases unique design elements inspired by Kashmir's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant traditions. Born out of our profound love and respect for Kashmir, this collection is a testament to the power of creativity in connecting hearts and preserving what truly matters,' Iqra added.
Founded in 2015 by Iqra, Tul Palav aims to revive the forgotten threads of Kashmiri tradition and culture.
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