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The saree remains an evergreen fashion choice, and during the monsoon, it becomes even more meaningful. Monsoon flowers are looks most stunning.
As nature bursts into bloom with flowers like kadam, jasmin, hasnahena, spider lily, water lily, lotus and so on, fashion inspired by the season brings both comfort and poetic beauty.
The monsoon is not just about rain-it’s about tea-time hangouts, cozy storytelling sessions, and the tranquil charm of water bodies. Sarees that capture this mood reflect both emotion and artistry.
Bolaram Paul, co-founder of Horitoki, shared insights into their latest monsoon collection:
“This monsoon, we gave special attention to floral themes. During this season, various flowers bloom and flower shops-especially in Shahbagh-are full of life. That inspired me to design a saree based on the visual and feeling of a flower shop in Shahbagh.”
From floral motifs to river-inspired themes, Horitoki’s monsoon sarees draw from all elements of nature. A navy blue saree captures the essence of a serene tea party on a rainy day.
Two elegant sarees feature lotus flower motifs, reflecting purity and calm. For the introspective reader, a unique saree showcases the cover of a beloved storybook-inspired by quiet moments spent reading on the balcony during rainy afternoons.
Another saree takes inspiration from the timeless scenery of rivers and boats-featuring elements like shapla (water lily), padma (lotus), canals and lakes. These natural wonders are transformed into wearable art, allowing wearers to carry the beauty of monsoon with them.
In every pleat and drape, these sarees tell a story-of rain, of memory, of beauty in motion. This monsoon, let your saree be a canvas of nature’s poetry.
