Ode to Odd: Artisanal Hand-Embroidered Designer Clothing

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    Thread Story Set
    Ode to Odd
    39,900.00 INR
    Found Again Set
    Ode to Odd
    39,900.00 INR
    Dear One Set
    Ode to Odd
    39,900.00 INR
    The Promise Set
    Ode to Odd
    50,900.00 INR
    Love Letter Set
    Ode to Odd
    38,900.00 INR
    Still Loved Set
    Ode to Odd
    45,900.00 INR
    Old Pages Set
    Ode to Odd
    50,900.00 INR
    Still Here Set
    Ode to Odd
    50,900.00 INR
    Our Story Set
    Ode to Odd
    26,900.00 INR
    From Before Set
    Ode to Odd
    31,000.00 INR
    Yours Always Set
    Ode to Odd
    42,000.00 INR
    Borrowed Time Set
    Ode to Odd
    31,000.00 INR
    Heirloom Set
    Ode to Odd
    35,000.00 INR
    Linger Pants
    Ode to Odd
    17,500.00 INR
    Pause Pants
    Ode to Odd
    18,900.00 INR
    Pink Haze Dress
    Ode to Odd
    20,900.00 INR
    Dear Diary Dress
    Ode to Odd
    20,900.00 INR
    Wild Posy Dress
    Ode to Odd
    20,900.00 INR
    Old Rose Skirt
    Ode to Odd
    20,900.00 INR
    Then & Now Skirt
    Ode to Odd
    20,900.00 INR
    In Between Skirt
    Ode to Odd
    22,900.00 INR

    Founded in 2017 by sisters Shreya and Priyal Mewara, Ode to Odd is an Indian designer label built around a single, deeply held conviction: that a garment should be worth the story it carries. Their signature is hand embroidery, specifically the cross-stitch "convent work" tradition rooted in Ranchi. Applied to silhouettes that move between festive and everyday with ease: kurta sets, dresses, co-ord sets, kaftans, jumpsuits and dupattas.

    Every piece leaves the Ode to Odd atelier in organic cotton, silk or mulmul, made with what the founders describe as "a sense of deep meditation." Collections carry names, like Once Upon a Time, Into The Woods, The Secret Garden, because the craft is inseparable from the story.

    At Canvas & Weaves, Ode to Odd sits alongside labels that share the same philosophy: slow, deliberate, and made to outlast the season that named them.