Royal Mysore Weaves
Royal Mysore Weaves is Latha Puttanna's tribute to the weaving heritage of old Mysuru. Its first chapter, Lathābharan: A Gandabherunda Collection, was unveiled in Bengaluru on 20 October 2026 with The Original Abharan, Udupi, the jewellery house established in 1935. Two houses, one emblem: Abharan shaped it in gold, and we wove it into silk with gold jari. Each saree is made to be worn today and inherited tomorrow.
The Gandabherunda, the mythical two-headed bird, has long stood for strength, sovereignty and authority in Karnataka's royal history. Lathābharan brings it into contemporary design: woven by Latha Puttanna in crepe silk with gold jari, and crafted in gold by The Original Abharan. Thirty-three sarees across nine designs, one shared emblem.
