Founder
Our logo, the Khanda sword, symbolizes Hukam—the divine will, or Shakti. Inspired by Chandi Di Vaar, the sacred composition of Guru Gobind Singh Maharaj, we embrace the understanding that divine will holds both creative and destructive power—just like the double-edged Khanda. From this Hukam, the entire universe was born.
As I connect with the light within, my creative journey is guided by a love that is timeless—a muse that whispers through every thread and form. My prayer for each soul who wears our garments is this: may you awaken to the rhythm of divine will and flow effortlessly into the ocean of abundance.
Rooted in the eternal message of Oneness from Guru Nanak Dev Ji, this is more than design—it is Divinity through Design.
Angad Singh’s journey into the realm of bridal couture was a path destined by legacy. Raised amidst the rich textures of embroidery and the timeless rhythm of craft, couture was not a career—it was an inheritance. With roots deep in his family’s long-standing engagement with Indian craftsmanship, Angad absorbed the essence of artistry from an early age.
To understand the pulse of global luxury, Angad pursued his education at the renowned Parsons School of Design in New York. Yet, the deeper he explored the world, the stronger his calling to return home became. In 2021, he answered that call by founding his eponymous label—one that would blend heritage with modernity in the most intimate form of expression: bridal wear.
At the heart of his design philosophy lies a deep reverence for pre-colonial, undivided India. Growing up in a Sikh household, Angad was profoundly influenced by stories of Maharaja Ranjit Singh—the Lion of Punjab—and his visionary empire that unified diverse cultures. One of the most flourishing industries under his reign was textiles, which acted as a cultural bridge across faiths and regions, bringing together varied embroidery styles, motifs, and techniques.
This spirit of unity is mirrored in the brand’s aesthetic. Inspired by the rich tapestry of 18th and 19th-century Sikh architecture—an evolved fusion of Mughal, Rajput, and European influences—Angad’s creations reflect a design language that is both historic and refreshingly contemporary. Each silhouette and motif draws from the domes and frescoes of sacred structures, and the wild, poetic flora and fauna of Panjab.
Working hand-in-hand with a team of master artisans, textile specialists, and craftsmen from across India, Angad Singh’s vision is to revive lost techniques while breathing new life into them. The brand seeks to liberate traditional embroidery from the constraints of the past, reimagining it for the bold and expressive Indian of today.
This is more than couture. It is history reawakened. It is Divinity through Design.