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 On the exteriors, China embroidery machines Factory for instance, it gets carbon fibre side strakes featuring rose gold ‘Ultimate’ decals, carbon fibre treadplate and an ‘Ultimate’ sill plaque.The first theme gets a monochromatic design. Inside the car, the seats get stitched quilting design and an ‘Ultimate’ headrest embroidery.Last of the dying breed, the Ultimate edition is powered by the same 6.Aston Martin has priced the Vanquish S Ultimate Coupe at £211,995 (about Rs 1. Called Ultimate, it is the last edition of the car before it goes out of production next year. I started working for the love of textile design, and now I would like to stretch myself further.

 I hope to work with many more techniques and be able to work closely with many more artisans and crafts. It is not the object which is old but the beauty or "rasa" that is generated by the whole act of hand-making a textile.Why the name Injiri? What does it signify?Injiri signifies trade textiles. I work with jamdanis, continuous extra weft techniques, plain weaves and textures. Is it true you spend hours in the museum for inspiration? Yes by saying "hours in the museum" what it means is looking at the "old" for inspiration. To achieve beauty one does not necessarily have to something "different" but reinterpret the classic form of textiles which have been lost along the way in the last few decades (due to industrialization and popular culture).

 Please elucidate. But we must make an attempt to work with highly skilled crafts as well. I have never looked at a trends magazine or inspirational magazine. It signified it’s origin to be Indian. Indian textiles have travelled the world and have been a part of trade since many centuries.Fashion for me personally means expression of ones idea of beauty.What do you want to portray through Injiri?For me Injiri is an expression of beauty that lies in classic textile designs of the country. The word fashion implies ever-changing with time, and I do not believe in that at all. However, the issue that bothers me is the industrial simulations of local techniques which are slowly killing the handloom market.