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India's Heritage Unveiled: Culture, Art, and Music Collide
21 Aug
Summary
- The Home Soirée 2026 celebrated Indian handlooms, art, and classical music.
- An intimate recital by Malini Awasthi marked the event's cultural depth.
- Textile pavilions showcased intricate weaves from renowned Indian artisans.
The Home Soirée 2026, held in Delhi this August, transformed the Travancore Palace into an immersive cultural platform. This evolved event celebrated India's rich heritage in handlooms, indigenous art, and classical music. Rajasthan's Deputy Chief Minister, Princess Diya Kumari of Jaipur, inaugurated the gathering.
Founded by Nandini Singh Jhabua and Akshat Kapoor, the soirée moved beyond a conventional showcase. It aimed to reveal how homes become repositories of heritage and memory. A notable performance by Malini Awasthi, with Riddhima Kapoor Sahni as guest of honour, highlighted homes as sanctuaries of lineage.
Further cultural celebrations included a musical performance by Minu Bakshi, Shivani Verma, Anas Khan, and Tomek Pajak, honoring India's oral traditions. Textile pavilions displayed the intricate weaves of The House of Angadi, Roliana, and Jugni, alongside conscious creations from Amala Earth and Urvashi Kaur, and luxury statements from RAH Jewels and Inca India.
