Tyohaar Is Here: bAbli’s Festive Collection Is Live

The wait is over. Tyohaar is now live on babli.in — made for the season of diyas, mithai, family gatherings, endless photos, and all the little moments in between.

We wanted Tyohaar to feel like more than just a festive collection. So, we created a collection of handwoven cotton kurta sets that bring together what we love most about bAbli — comfort, easy silhouettes, beautiful details, and a little bit of celebration.

Because festive dressing should look special, but it should still feel like you.

Meet Tyohaar

Tyohaar is a 14-piece collection of handwoven cotton kurta sets, designed in bAbli’s signature Comfort fit.

Think relaxed silhouettes you can actually move in, sit comfortably in through long family evenings, and wear from the puja to dinner without constantly adjusting your outfit.

Available in S to 3XL, the collection includes straight fits, A-lines, Kalidars and Anarkalis — all designed to make festive dressing feel easy.

And yes, pockets are still very much part of the plan. Most pants have functional pockets, with some kurtas having them too.

Festive Names, Festive Moods

Every Tyohaar set gets its name from something that feels instantly familiar during the festive season.

Genda Phool and Mehndi bring those warm, festive daytime tones.

Syaahi and Kajal are deeper, moodier shades made for evenings.

Gulabi, Jamuni and Lalpari are for when you feel like adding a little more colour to the room.

And then there are Mitti and Malai — soft, earthy shades for those who like their festive dressing a little more understated.

So picking your outfit isn't just about choosing a colour. It's about choosing the mood you want to show up in.

Made by Hand, Made to Feel Special

There’s something different about clothing that has passed through human hands.

Every Tyohaar piece goes through several skilled hands — from the weaver and dyer to the cutter, tailor and embroidery artisan. Because of this, tiny variations can happen from one piece to another.

And honestly, that's part of the beauty.

It's a little reminder that your outfit wasn't simply produced by a machine and packed into a box. It was made, stitched and finished by people.

And Then Comes the Handwork

The festive feeling really comes alive in the details.

You'll find different kinds of handwork across the collection, including:

• Fine metallic detailing with delicate threadwork
  
• Mukesh butis that add a subtle festive shimmer
  
• Mirror and bead work placed by hand around necklines and hems
• Metal sequins and floral embellishments across selected pieces
• Gold thread and linear detailing that catches the light without being too loud

Even the dupattas have their own little finishing touches, with hanging details added by hand.

No two pieces are exactly the same — and that's the charm of handmade work.

Why Tyohaar Costs More

A regular cotton kurta generally involves a weaver and a tailor.

A Tyohaar piece goes a few steps further.

After the fabric is woven and the garment is stitched, there are hours of additional work involved in creating the embroidery — whether that's badla, mukesh, mirror, bead or sequin work.

You're not just paying for the fabric and the outfit. You're paying for the time, skill and hands behind the details.

But we didn't want the craft to come at the cost of comfort.

So, just like everything we make at bAbli, Tyohaar is designed to be easy to wear — with relaxed silhouettes, comfortable cotton and functional pockets.

Festive can be beautiful. Festive can also be comfortable. We think you deserve both.

Tyohaar Is Live

No waiting. No pre-booking.

Tyohaar is live and ready to ship.

Whether it's a Diwali puja, a friend's mehendi, a family dinner or simply an evening when you want to dress up a little — there's a Tyohaar set waiting for your kind of celebration.

Shop the Tyohaar collection → babli.in/collections/tyohaar