The Brand

At Anju Gandhi Wearable Art, we craft timeless, exquisite Indian ethnic wear for elegant, professional women. As a niche design house, we specialize in transforming ancient Indian art forms into one-of-a-kind wearable masterpieces. Our clientele includes distinguished educators, bureaucrats, lawyers, journalists, artists, classical dancers, singers, and other accomplished professionals. Our team comprises over 50 skilled artisans, including national awardees in the traditional art of Kalamkari.

Our Story

Twenty years ago, what began as a dream took shape with just ₹8,000 and an unstoppable vision—to revolutionize the Indian ethnic wear landscape. At a time when ancient Indian art forms like Kalamkari, Bagh, Phulkari, and Pattachitra were rarely seen as wearable, Anju Gandhi dared to imagine otherwise. Her pioneering spirit sparked a movement, transforming these heritage crafts into never-before-seen fashion statements, each a tribute to India's rich cultural legacy.

Passion For Indian Heritage

Anju Gandhi - The visionary founder of Anju Gandhi Wearable Art, is an esteemed Indian art curator, fashion educator, and pioneer in the revival and reinvention of ancient textile traditions. With a deep-rooted passion for Indian heritage and a refined design sensibility, she was among the first to reimagine traditional art forms such as Kalamkari — not merely as canvases or wall art — but as regal, wearable fashion

Cultural Preserver

Over the past two decades, she has dedicated herself to integrating India’s forgotten crafts into the modern woman’s wardrobe, creating a seamless blend of tradition and contemporary elegance. Her journey is not only that of a designer but also of a cultural preserver—working closely with artisans, uplifting their craft, and ensuring that centuries-old techniques find their rightful place in today’s fashion narrative.

Recognised By The Best

Anju’s work has earned her respect and admiration from India’s most discerning women — educators, bureaucrats, artists, and professionals — who seek meaning, identity, and artistry in what they wear.
Through her brand, she continues to educate, inspire, and shape the dialogue around sustainable fashion rooted in heritage, making her a truly influential figure in the world of Indian textile art.

The Wearables

Every piece is personally designed by Anju Gandhi. We use only the finest fabrics, embellished with authentic, handmade artwork. Each ensemble is truly unique; due to the handcrafted nature of the art, no two pieces can ever be identical. Variations in the color of the Kalamkari painting, the fabric weave, or the print pattern are not flaws—they are hallmarks of authenticity and craftsmanship.

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