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SABYASACHI’S LARGEST FLAGSHIP YET FEATURES OVER A 100 CHANDELIERS, 18TH CENTURY
CHAIRS, AND MORE

 * 17 Apr '23
 * 4:45 pm by Nuriyah Johar



There’s something truly inimitable about the world of Sabyasachi. The brand’s
perception of luxury, heritage, and craft revolves around authenticity above all
else. It revels in India’s legacy, but through a contemporary lens; capturing
what was and what is, with a goal to create modern heirlooms. Undoubtedly, in
the glittering world of luxury Indian fashion, Sabyasachi stands out as one of
the brightest gems. Unveiled in Mumbai’s Fort district, Sabyasachi’s largest
flagship yet is a 25,000 sq ft immersion into unabashed Indian decadence.

Sabyasachi’s largest flagship yet is a 25,000 sq ft immersion into unabashed
Indian decadence. Image Credits – Björn Wallander

Sabyasachi Mukerjee was from a middle class Bengali family; his hometown, the
city of Calcutta is almost personified through his brand. Reflected through the
attention to detail, the uncompromising value placed on artisanship, and the
overall ethos, ‘Sabyasachi’s Calcutta’ shines through in the designer’s Mumbai
store. “Crowded narrow lanes with balconies jutting out of beautiful old
mansions and homes, jostling for space in North Calcutta. So rich in its
nonchalance, between the clamour of grandeur and decay. It’s almost spiritual,
the neglect of luxury and the casual existence of glamour. It makes Calcutta
unforgettable,” he says.

 

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Sabyasachi has transformed the interiors of ICP Fort Heritage into a royal
retail space that blends the house’s signature cultural savoir faire with Indian
opulence. Image Credits – Björn Wallander

The new store is housed in ICP Fort Heritage – a grand neo classical landmark
envisioned in the Italianate revival tradition. Built in 1913 by Chambers &
Fritchley, this Grade II A heritage structure was originally used as the British
Bank of The Middle East. Sabyasachi has transformed the interiors of this
landmark into a royal retail space that blends the house’s signature cultural
savoir faire with Indian opulence, craftsmanship, and history. From the
detailing on the elevator (featuring the brand’s iconic Bengal tiger) to the
meticulously curated cabinets of curiosities in the bathrooms, every design
element exists to create a holistic experience.

100 chandeliers, 275 carpets, 3,000 books, and 150 works of art created by the
Sabyasachi Foundation decorate the store. Image Credits – Björn Wallander

The word maximalist seems insignificant in the face of this flagship. 100
chandeliers, 275 carpets, 3,000 books, and 150 works of art created by the
Sabyasachi Foundation decorate the store. Every piece of furniture and decor in
the store houses a multitude of stories – those of Persian Qajars, 18th century
Venice, the Tang Dynasty, and French Art Nouveau. Leather-bound books, rare
vases, and odd antiquities lie on retrofitted turn of the century furniture,
alongside the brand’s signature block printed silk velvet lined busts, vitrines,
and lampshades. Layered with age-old Tanjore paintings, vintage photography,
Mughal miniatures, antique bronzes, and rare lithographs, the store is a
veritable museum of culture.

 

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The first floor features the brand’s largest showcase of jewellery in the world.
Image Credits – Björn Wallander

The store is spread over three levels, each of which serves as a backdrop to a
specific experience. The ground floor houses the Sabyasachi bridal collection,
the first floor features the brand’s largest showcase of jewellery in the world,
and the second floor showcases womenswear, menswear, the international
collection, and Sabyasachi Accessories. Concealed lounges and dens lie
sequestered throughout the space, with a gorgeous tearoom tucked away behind
silk velvet drapes. On offer is a list of Sabyasachi’s favourite blends, and a
chance to slow down.

Layered with age-old paintings, antique bronzes, and rare Canton vases, the
store is a veritable museum of culture. Image Credits – Björn Wallander

Sabyasachi’s Mumbai flagship is ultimately an homage to the multiculturalism of
India, the casual glamour of Calcutta, and our country’s royal legacy. Amidst
the meticulously crafted clothes, rare Canton vases, and 19th-century paintings,
it allows one to step away from the chaos and into a timeless sense of being,
complete with age-old heritage and slow luxury.

 

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