Prarthna Chopra
About
Prarthna Chopra is a fashion and textile designer known for her use of natural and sustainable techniques in print design. She creates unique, eco-friendly women’s wear that merges handcrafted textiles with ethical practices.
She captures the essence and emotions of nature in every piece she creates. Her commitment to sustainability is evident in her emphasis on circularity, with each garment reflecting the cyclical nature of creativity and the enduring memory of water. Her work is a testament to the beauty of nature’s palette, ebbing and flowing through the seasons. Her designs go beyond mere aesthetics, providing a rich sensory experience through the unique details embedded in every fabric. By exploring natural dyeing and honouring hand-making traditions, she highlights often overlooked patterns in nature, translating these into vibrant, sustainable textiles.
Through her innovative approach, Prarthna Chopra not only creates visually stunning fashion but also champions the narrative of sustainability and the deep, intrinsic value of nature. Her designs are more than clothing—they are artistic expressions that celebrate the intersection of environmental consciousness and human creativity.
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