In an era where artificial intelligence and rapid production dominate industries, handmade, complex fragments will only grow. This is the designer Rahul Mishra while speaking in India today.

Mishra said, “The power of the handicraft is to live here, and in a country like India, with a population of 1.5 billion, craftsmanship is essential not only as an art form but also as a social need,” Mishra, who was one of the speakers in concluding with Jean Taobol and Vivek Sahi.

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Speaking of the magic of handcrafting, she was definitely provoked to talk about Isha Ambani’s breathtaking mate gown gown, with a 10,000 -hour handmade craftsmanship.

Rahul Mishra on Isha Ambani’s Met Gala outfit

Talking about his excellent creation, Rahul said, “The theme was ‘The Garden of Time’, and even in Rahul Mishra Studio, we are building artistic representation of gardens in many seasons in many seasons through Murls, Embroidery experiments and various other design techniques. For this gown, we want to portray the life cycle of a garden, we want to paint the life cycle. If the flower dies, it is not an end; this is a new beginning.

Additionally, he explained how the dress included stability, which was also Isha’s vision. “Pallu was several feet tall, which was mixed with a floating river, in which flowers flowing along its surface. In fact, the flowers used in the embroidery were samples collected over a period of ten years, making the gown a tribute to the time. The construction included extensive recycling and revival, which aligns with stability vision which Isha also wanted to include. ,