The House

Meet Sadikshya

“I wanted to dress the woman who dresses for herself — not for the room.”

Founder and creative director of Florangi. She has spent her life around clothes — trained her eye in Nepal, brought it to Mumbai, and now cuts every gown herself to one body at a time. Her mantra: a gown should fit the woman, never the woman the gown.

Sadikshya GautamFounder & Creative Director

Craftsmanship

How one gown becomes yours — from the cloth in hand to the box at your door.

The cloth — inside the Florangi atelier
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The cloth

It begins with the fabric in hand — silk crêpe, organza, chiffon — chosen for how it moves on you.

The pattern — inside the Florangi atelier
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The pattern

Your measurements become a pattern drafted for your body alone — the quiet engineering behind the drape.

The cut — inside the Florangi atelier
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The cut

Cloth is cut by hand, once, to your pattern. There is no second size to fall back on, so it is done with care.

By hand — inside the Florangi atelier
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By hand

Seams, finishing and detail are worked by hand at the Mumbai atelier until the piece sits exactly right.

Pressed & boxed — inside the Florangi atelier
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Pressed & boxed

The finished gown is hand-pressed, boxed and delivered — ready for the occasion you dressed for.

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