A collaboration that situates fashion within museum narratives, creating a dialogue between contemporary design and historical artefacts. The Textile Gallery at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya is one of a kind in Mumbai and has long been a source of inspiration for us.

To celebrate fifteen incredible years of working with artisans across India, we collaborated with the JSW Foundation to bring The Legacy of Deft Hands to life through our Grassroot Artisans Project at CSMVS. The initiative was supported by the Heritage Committee and the Rotary Club of Bombay, bringing together craft, culture and community in a meaningful celebration of Indian artistry.

Guided by the core philosophy of our Artistic Director, Monica Shah, the collection championed responsible production practices, uncompromising craftsmanship and accountability. Through these thoughtfully designed accessories, Made for Love furthered the conversation around innovation, sustainability and the exploration of animal-free alternatives in luxury fashion.

It was an honour to host alumni of Harvard Business School for an exclusive fashion and craft showcase at the Travancore Palace. Through our Grassroot Artisans Project collection, we presented the richness of India's craft traditions and the stories of the artisan communities behind them.

The evening brought together heritage, craftsmanship and contemporary luxury, creating a meaningful exchange around culture, entrepreneurship and design.

An inspiring evening at Indian Museum—the ninth oldest museum in the world—celebrating craft, heritage and the artistry that defines JADE by MK. The gathering centred around empowering artisans and contributing to the larger conversation on women in leadership.

Members of YPO and YFLO, along with the ever-inspiring Twinkle Khanna, felicitated Monica Shah for her contribution to craft sustainability and her commitment to honouring the artisans who preserve India's rich traditions while carrying them into the future.