Location

New Delhi, India

Founded

2012

Price range

₹32,500 – ₹525,500

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–XXXL

New arrivals

296 this month

Aikeyah

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Aikeyah is an Indian designer label for women, founded in New Delhi in 2012 by Isha Dhingra. A self-taught designer and artist, Dhingra named the brand after the Sanskrit for "own identity", and her work sits between art, memory and clothing. The label blends Indian roots with a globally appealing sensibility, creating handcrafted occasion wear with a bohemian, nostalgic feel. The range includes kurta sets, saris, lehengas, anarkalis, jacket sets, dresses, kaftans and co-ord sets. Aikeyah is known for rich floral embroidery and its signature rose motif, seen in styles such as the Two Rose set, the Kavya Sari, the Nysa Lehenga and the Erin Rumi. Every piece is made in-house at the label's New Delhi workshop, using locally sourced materials, many of them silks. Each garment is handcrafted with intricate detail, carrying the brand's signature motifs across its collections. Aikeyah is an independent, women-led label owned by its founder. It has a store at Evergreen Farms on MG Road in New Delhi and is sold through select boutiques in major Indian cities.

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What kind of clothing does Aikeyah make?

Aikeyah makes handcrafted Indian occasion wear with a bohemian, nostalgic feel. Its pieces are known for rich floral embroidery and the label's signature rose motif.

What products does Aikeyah sell?

Aikeyah sells kurta sets, saris, lehengas, anarkalis, jacket sets, dresses, kaftans and co-ord sets. Styles include the Kavya Sari, Nysa Lehenga, Erin Rumi and Two Rose set.

How much does Aikeyah cost?

Aikeyah is a luxury brand, with products priced from about ₹32,500 to ₹525,500 INR. Most kurta sets cost around ₹50,000–₹70,000, while lehengas usually cost ₹100,000 or more.

Where is Aikeyah located?

Aikeyah is based in New Delhi, India, with a store at Evergreen Farms on MG Road. It is also sold through select boutiques in major Indian cities.

Who founded Aikeyah?

Aikeyah was founded in 2012 by Isha Dhingra, a self-taught designer and artist. The name comes from Sanskrit for "own identity."

Who owns Aikeyah?

Aikeyah is an independent, women-led label owned by its founder, Isha Dhingra.

Where is Aikeyah made?

Aikeyah makes every piece in-house at its New Delhi workshop, using locally sourced materials. Many of its pieces are made from silk.

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