EKANI ARCHIVE
Where Heritage Meets Modernity
At Ekani Archive, we believe fashion is more than clothing - it is craft, culture, and community woven together. Rooted in the desert landscapes of Barmer, Rajasthan, our story begins with the timeless applique traditions practiced by rural women artisans. Each stitch carries their skill, resilience, and artistry, giving life to garments that are as personal as they are beautiful.
Designed for the modern woman, our collections reimagine heritage craft in contemporary silhouettes - co-ord sets, crop tops, dresses, and separates that move effortlessly between everyday wear and statement pieces. Made from pure cotton, every piece is hand-worked, breathable, and versatile, created for those who value authenticity and slow fashion.
Ekani Archive embodies slow fashion at its finest. We create timeless pieces with purpose and precision, handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans who prioritize tradition over trends. As a rising slow-fashion brand in India, we emphasize quality, sustainability, and thoughtful design instead of mass production.
Our collections blend earthy fabrics, delicate embroidery, and natural textures to tell a story of conscious craftsmanship. Discover a world where elegance meets ethics—where every thread speaks of care, creativity, and meticulous workmanship.
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Ekani Archive is more than a label; it is a collective effort to empower artisans, preserve craft legacies, and bring sustainable style to the wardrobes of today’s generation. With every garment, you wear a story of tradition, innovation, and women supporting women.
Shapes of our story
Each cut-out at Ekani Archive is more than design - it is an echo of Barmer’s desert life. The blazing sun, the rooted leaf, the blooming bud - all hand-appliquéd by women artisans who turn everyday symbols into wearable art.
These motifs carry the spirit of the land and the hands that craft them, finding new life in modern silhouettes. With every piece, you don’t just wear clothing, you carry fragments of a living tradition.