Celebratory atmospheres, dazzling gems, and bohemian style permeate the city of Chennai during Madras Day festivities.
In the bustling city of Chennai, this week was a celebration of culture, art, and innovation.
The Collectibles Event at The Folly saw the collaboration of three esteemed Indian jewelry houses - Amrapali, Tribe Amrapali, and Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ). The limited-edition pieces presented at the event were a total hit, reviving heritage techniques through a modern lens. The pieces, blending traditional Gujarat beadwork with gold, diamonds, and gemstones, were a testament to the beauty of Indian craftsmanship.
Meanwhile, at the Hyatt Regency, the Hi Life exhibition was a shopping extravaganza. With a variety of items, including pieces for brides-to-be and fashion updates, the event was a haven for fashion enthusiasts.
The Big Cine Expo, held at The Chennai Trade Centre, was a hub for the film industry. Attendees, including theatre owners, consultants, studios, and professionals from across Asia and India, had the opportunity to witness live technology demos, product showcases, film screenings, seminars, and panel discussions. The panel discussion, moderated by Doyel and Neil of Howareyoufeeling.studio, sparked a dialogue on what is kept, what is passed on, and why certain objects become part of one's identity.
Entrepreneur Nishat, known as @NishInVogue, celebrated her birthday in style at the Palomar Hotel. The birthday bash had a boho theme with macrame details, lush florals, and cosy corners. Guests dressed in flowing fits, earthy tones, and easy-going glam added to the festive atmosphere.
The week ended on a cultural note with Madras day celebrations in Chennai, a local event that pays homage to the city's rich history and heritage.
In addition, the event The Collectibles and the Hi Life exhibition were not the only showcases of Indian jewellery this week. The event also featured a showcase by Indian jewellery houses Aurus and Moi. Many attendees wore accessories and pieces of jewellery that had been handed down through generations, adding a touch of tradition to the modern events.
The panel discussion at the Big Cine Expo included Abhimanyu Alsisar, Manu Pillai, and Puja Shah, discussing various aspects of the film industry and its future.
As the city of Chennai bids farewell to another eventful week, it looks forward to the next, with anticipation and excitement.
