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<p>From having a modest workforce of just three persons, <strong>Sabyasachi Mukherjee</strong> has graduated into a successful fashion entrepreneur and clothing brand that caters to the increasing demands of the <strong>Indian bridal</strong> clothing market. His design philosophy relies on personalization and celebration of <strong>Indian culture</strong>, with a strong design aesthetic inspired by his hometown in Kolkata. He describes his own collections as ‘an International styling with an Indian soul’ and caters to the ever-evolving, vibrant, and complex demographic of India. His <strong>bridal trousseau</strong> is best known for varying silhouettes, color combinations, design, and styling that is very evident through his ever-expanding loyal clientele list.</p>



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<h2 class="has-text-align-center"><strong>S</strong>abyasachi Mukherjee</h2>



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<p><strong>Sabyasachi Mukherjee</strong> has been a global luxury designer for over two decades now. He has seamlessly covered a niche for himself in the world of fashion and is the most coveted <strong>Indian designer</strong> today. With his extraordinary creative vision and leading the label with the philosophy of staying true to his homeland by showcasing the rich culture and history, Mukherjee has reshaped Indian fashion.</p>



<h2 class="has-text-align-center">The Indigenous Culture of Rajasthan</h2>



<p>When you think of Rajasthan, you think of the vibrant colors of leheriya and bandhini textiles, handmade juttis, and the beautiful kundan jewellry. As a state rich in handicrafts, its tie to fashion is strong. It also has one of the lowest literacy rates in India, (with women being a huge casualty of this occurrence). This results in its local craftspeople lacking the skill set required to make their unique cultural savoir-faire relevant in contemporary corporate India.</p>



<p>Whenever we think of Rajasthan, yellow sand, intricate architecture, and colorful, vibrant attires come to our minds. Colorful clothing, heavy ornaments, and designer dresses aren't just their fancy, but it is what defines their identity, their status- social and economic, their religion, and their region. Everything they put on, from hair to toe, has a deep significance.</p>



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<h2 class="has-text-align-center"><strong>What is Ajrakh </strong>textile</h2>



<p>Ajrakh is a form of <strong>traditional hand block</strong> printing and resists dyeing using indigo, madder, and printed mordants. Ajrakh production is limited to very few places in the world, namely Sindh in Pakistan, Kachchh, or Kutch in Gujarat, India, and Barmer in Rajasthan, India. Produced by the Khatri community of dyers and printers, Ajrakh is the most complex of its many textile products.</p>



<p>Ajrakh designs are easily recognizable by their bold geometric repeats, in combinations of center field and border designs. These symmetrical patterns are printed and dyed in natural red and black, with the white cloth resisted on a dark indigo blue background.</p>



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<h2 class="has-text-align-center">Rajkumari Ratanvati Girls School and women's center</h2>



<p>Constructed with hand-cut local sandstone, the Girls’ School and Women’s Center will address the need to educate girls and empower women. The oval forms were employed to reflect the curvilinear shapes of the local forts and also universal symbols of female strength. The structure replicates the undulating planes of the sand dunes and is a metaphor for the rippling effect that education can have on impoverished areas. All the building materials will be from the region and will utilize solar energy. The intention is to incorporate the traditional building methods and materials in a modern design.</p>



<p><strong>Jaisalmer’s Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School</strong>, an initiative by CITTA Organisation, had begun as a vision to tackle the issue of lack of girls’ education in the area owing to child marriage and stereotypical gender roles assigned to girl-children. It is now slated to provide education to girls under the poverty line in the nearing districts. The school, designed by architect Diana Kellogg, apart from being an important initiative and the need of the hour, is a marvel to look at.</p>



<p><strong>The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School </strong>is an example of blending a social cause with creativity and innovation. Hopefully, it will stand as an inspiration to set up more of such educational institutes that give inventiveness and growth it deserves.</p>



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<p><strong>Sabyasachi Designs Uniforms For Underprivileged Girls of Jaisalmer School to Promote Education</strong></p>



<p>In a bid to promote girls' education, <strong>Mukherjee</strong> has designed block print uniforms for underprivileged students of a girls' school in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer, pictures of which are going viral on social media.</p>



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<p>The <strong>school dress</strong> has been designed using the age-old <strong>Ajrakh textile</strong> which is hugely popular in Rajasthan and Gujarat. The uniform includes a blue knee-length dress with a round neck, three-quarter sleeves, and two patch pockets, along with maroon cropped elastic waist pants.</p>



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<p>Sabyasachi's official Instagram handle shared images of the young girls of <strong>Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls School</strong>, wearing the blue and maroon designer's uniform, while they are seen smiling and giggling.</p>



<p>Speaking about the initiative to encourage education, the 46-year old fashion tycoon wrote, "I have always believed in the transformative power of education. Its impact ripples outwards and upwards, from an individual level to society-at-large. Especially dear to me are initiatives that focus their resources on educating girls the demographic most limited in access to opportunity and most stifled by archaic social expectations."</p>



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<p>"When designing these outfits, I wanted to make sure they reflect the region's craft heritage, with the hope that it would highlight for the young girls the beauty and power inherent to the craft, as well as provide a better sense of community, connection, and pride for their home," added the designer.</p>



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<p>Rajasthan government has taken a major leap in girls' education. Once infamous for its poor female literacy rate, the state today has the highest number of dedicated educational institutes for girls. 22% of colleges in Rajasthan are 'girls only' which is the highest percentage in any state.</p>



<p>We at <strong><a href="https://www.venuemonk.com/?utm_source=blog&amp;utm_medium=news&amp;utm_campaign=designer-sabyasachi-mukherjee-designs-school-uniform-for-underprivileged-kids"><span style="color:#491369" class="has-inline-color">VenueMonk</span></a></strong> bring to this article about such a great initiative. With such types of initiatives by such known people, this will definitely give a boost to the unprivileged girls in the state.</p>

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