The fashion designer Anubhuti Beohar has displayed her exquisite creations before the Bhopalites. Her latest collection ‘AWAMA’ is on display at Arera Club premises. The exhibition that began here from Sunday evoked a pretty good response from the shopaholics of the city on the very first day.
This exhibition not only gives an opportunity to the city shopaholics to find best designs for themselves for the Diwali, but it also provides a chance to buy the rarest pieces of artistic works done on cloths. The exhibition will continue till Wednesday.
Notably, Anubhuti Weaving and Moulding Art (AWAMA), was established in the year 2012 by Anubhuti Beohar. This includes wonderful designs especially made for the occasion of Diwali.
There was a wonderful collection of dresses in handloom and handicraft materials and other designer pieces. This is not all, but the shopaholics of the city also witnessed the readymade suits embedded with different designs and patterns. Not only this, there is a combination of traditional and contemporary dressing style.
One could find traditional wears in costumes and jewelleries. Moreover, there is traditional work done on contemporary dressing style. The shopaholics find Ajrak, Dabu, Khadi, Bhagru, Ikat, Kalamkari, Maheshwar, Shibori, Chanderi, Bagh, Batik, Mulberry Silk, Kota Doria, linen Saris, Brass metal lamps and Home-furnishings for this Diwali.
Notably, Anubhuti Beohra is a fashion designer. And she has also made her state proudby actively participating in dirrerent exhibitions. She has pursued her designing from National Institute Of Fashion Technology (NIIFT), Mumbai with a vision to contribute in conserving the traditional and non- traditional fashion.
Moreover, she has also helped the tribal community promote and sell their work of art at an exhibition organised at Mumbai in 2011. That was really a path-breaking initiative from her side. She is a very well known fashion designer and also had her collection showcased at the exhibition along with the tribal art work and painting.
Her work is a beautiful blend and fusion of the tribal art which is packaged in a contemporary style. The exhibition is a mass treat for the shopaholics of the city to shop the best outfits and accessories for themselves this festive season at the exhibition AWAMA.