The Bridal Edit
Lehengas and sarees built for the main event — hand zardozi, dabka and stone work over silk bases, fitted across three sittings.
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Started at a kitchen table on Model Town Road, still finished by hand.
Saanjh opened as a two-room tailoring counter in 1997, taking in wedding lehengas for families across Rohtak and Sonipat. Three decades on, the counter has become an atelier, but the promise hasn't moved: one karigar sees a piece from first cut to final mirror-set, and no design leaves the floor until it has been tried on a real body, in real light.
We keep our runs small on purpose. A handful of silhouettes each season, reworked in the embroidery our region is known for — zardozi, gota patti, aari — so a Saanjh piece reads as considered rather than seasonal.
“We don't chase trend cycles. We finish what a bride will still wear to her daughter's wedding.”
— Meher Kaushik, Founder & Head Designer