"Grazia" magazine highlights Aranyani's Amoura Shoulder Bag from the Stone Drops Collection. This timeless piece is gracefully featured in a stunning Lava Red shade, adding a touch of elegance to every ensemble. At Aranyani, we believe in crafting not just accessories, but works of art that resonate with style and sophistication. The Amoura Shoulder Bag is no exception, seamlessly blending fashion and function in a hue that commands attention.

Aranyani's Shoulder Bag 8 from the Golden Trails collection was featured by 'Tatler' in their Christmas Gift Guide

Aranyani's Clutch 9 from the Stone Drops collection was featured by 'Vogue' in their Christmas Gift Guide

Aranyani's Clutch 10 from the Golden Trails collection was featured by 'Harpers Bazaar' in their Christmas Gift Guide

"Grazia" magazine, in their "Uber Chic Utility" article showcased Aranyani's Carnival Nano Top Handle 6, highlighting its delightful Emily in Paris vibes and dubbing it an excellent plus-one choice for the wedding season

"Aranyani's Carnival Collection made a stylish appearance in ""Harpers's Bazaar"" magazine, with the Top Handle 6 taking the spotlight as the preferred accessory.

Aranyani's Kesuda Top Handle 8 with its impressive 3000+ hand stitches was highlighted among the selection of accessories in the Harper's Bazaar, Power of Women edition

The concept store launch of Aranyani in Mayfair, London was mentioned in the @BOF article "The Brands Taking Indian Fashion to the World" alongside some prominent Indian brands who are swiftly reaching global markets beyond the diaspora, penned by @Praachi Raniwala

Aranyani's Stone Drops Tote bag graced the cover page of Harper's Bazaar, showcasing its stunning elegance and style

Weddings & Honeymoon Magazine: "Aranyani's Clutch 9 from the Stone Drops Collection took the spotlight in the ""Destination Weddings"" issue of Weddings & Honeymoon Magazine, as a good choice for a wedding-season handbag

The June 2023 issue of Mayfair Times magazine highlighted Aranyani's Kesuda Tote 19 as a recommended choice for carrying hand luggage due to its spacious design

Aranyani's Tote Bag 19 from the Classic collection was featured by 'Grazia' in their Christmas Gift Guide

Aranyani's Top Handle 8 from the Stone Drops collection was featured by 'Hello' in their Christmas Gift Guide

"Mayfair Times" features Aranyani's Diya tote in deep forest shade, a beauty carved with exquisite artistry and sustainable luxury, seamlessly blending traditional craftsmanship. The name, "Diya" symbolizes the anticipation of positive things ahead, as light is universally associated with hope, wisdom, life, and guidance across various cultures.

Embrace the season with a touch of love and royalty. Discover our Amoura Stone Drops in Tranquil Blue gracing the pages of Square Mile Magazine.

"Mayfair Times" magazine highlights Aranyani's La Donna 10 from the Monogram Collection, revealing its exquisite Deep Forest shade.

An epitome of love, Amoura, coupled with the pastel hues of Easter in a dainty cottage-core mood, our Carnival Bag in its calming Sand hue, adds magic to the Weddings & Honeymoons Media Magazine's dreamy spread.

Traversing through the state-of-the-art luxurious masterpieces that echo craftsmanship and sustainability, Aranyani features in the Country & Townhouse magazine as Modern Heirlooms.

Aranyani's Clutch 9 from the stone drops collection was featured by 'Hello Fashion' in their Christmas Gift Guide

Emerge as the magic of summer in Aranyani's Amoura Stone Drops in Tranquil Blue. Curated in Country and Townhouse magazine's ‘To the Nines’ editorial, Amoura is an investment piece to sprinkle ethereal elegance this social season.

Haresh Mirpuri, Founder & Creative Director at Aranyani, is a visionary in the luxury fashion industry. With over 20 years of experience in textiles, Haresh launched Aranyani in 2016 to redefine luxury in India while promoting sustainability and Indian artistry worldwide. We take a deeper look into the force behind the brand.

The concept store is split across two levels, of which the ground floor is reserved primarily for retail – giving one a sense of landing into the glade of a lush forest. Meanwhile, the basement floor is exquisitely crafted to provide a VIP experience, allowing the possibility for customising or personalising any product as desired by the customer.

Aranyani's Clutch 10 from the Golden Trails collection was featured by 'Red' in their Christmas Gift Guide

Aranyani's new store in Mayfair, London was featured by "The London Magazine" in their latest issue on Luxury Lifestyle, Prime Property

Aranyani, the first luxury international handbag brand from India, launched in Autumn, with a focus to create a sustainable legacy. The brand has now opened its doors to their first concept store in London (21 Bruton St, Mayfair) to coincide with launching their AW22/23 collection. The name Aranyani means ‘The Goddess of the Forest’ which is synonymous with the brand’s focus on sustainable artistry, nature and quality.  

We are thrilled to have our "Stone Drops Red Velvet Clutch 10" showcased in the "Opulent Dreams" segment of the renowned "Weddings & Honeymoon" magazine

Aranyani's Clutch 10 from the stone drops collection was featured by 'ES Magazine' in their Gift Guide

We are closing in on the Wimbledon season, and what an exciting time for all of us! Salon Prive magazine recently featured ARANYANI's Ivory bags from different collections, as a go to companion for attending the Wimbledon tournament.

Experience timeless sophistication with our Ivory-toned clutch, as seen in 'Weddings & Honeymoon' Magazine.

Aranyani's Shoulder Bag 11 from the Stone Drops Collection was featured in the GentleMan Magazine

"In the Spring Summer 2023 edition of Bite, Fashion & Beauty magazine, Aranyani took center stage. The magazine delved extensively into Aranyani's brand narrative, design ethos, Atelier concept, meticulous craftsmanship, exclusive capsule collections, and the London concept store.

Aranyani's Clutch 10 from the Golden Trails collection was featured by 'Surrey Homes'.

Aranyani's Classic Shoulder Bag 11 caught the spotlight in the "Holiday Special" article of Style Sunday Times magazine

Enlivened by the illusive beauty of the moon, our sand-hued 'Maya' halfmoon crossbody bag, sprinkles her magic in Mumble's latest online article on Mother’s Day Gift Edit. The essence of 'Maya' lies in the enchanting allure of the Kesuda flower design that is hand-embroidered to artistic perfection with antique gold detailings for that midas touch, making it a precious gift for the femme force we love.

Aranyani's Stone Drops Clutch 9, adorned in the pure Obsidian Black shade, has claimed the spotlight as a cherished favorite, earning a prominent feature in Hello Fashion Magazine. This exquisite piece from our collection represents the seamless fusion of artistry, tradition, and contemporary design. At Aranyani, we are driven by a commitment to sustainable luxury, ensuring that every piece we craft is not just an accessory but a work of art. We believe in blending traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, creating designs that resonate with global connoisseurs of fashion.

"Woman Home" magazine showcased Aranyani's Kesuda Top Handle 8 in a timeless Lava Red hue, presenting it as an essential addition to their classic staples. The article elegantly presents the Kesuda design as an essential season's must-have. For those with an unquenchable thirst for the fusion of Indian and contemporary styles, this exquisite design stands as a timeless gem destined to be cherished for generations to come.

Emerge as the magic of summer in Aranyani's Amoura Stone Drops in Tranquil Blue. Curated in Country and Townhouse magazine's ‘To the Nines’ editorial, Amoura is an investment piece to sprinkle ethereal elegance this social season.

Aranyani's Clutch 10 from the Golden Trails collection was featured by 'Wealden Times'.

Aranyani's Top Handle 8 from the Stone Drops collection was featured by Style The Sunday Times in their style wish list

Aranyani's Stone Drops Shoulder Bag 11 in Moonlight Blue shines as the shade of the season in "Hello Fashion" magazine.

In "Red" magazine, Aranyani's Ivory Shade Stone Drops Clutch 9 adds the perfect touch to contrasting ensemble.

In the pages of "International Property" magazine, the Kesuda Top Handle 6 in its stunning sunset orange hue effortlessly infuses an air of sophistication and flair.

Facing a violently changing world, today’s executives will soon have to deal with challenges that were non-existent seven months ago. In a word, we now live in a culture of extremes. The current work climate has forcefully pushed office time into a great level of uncertainty, building for the unknown might just be the right path on the new journey into un-chartered territory.

I would always call on the fashion fraternity to first and foremost avoid any waste that our industry dumps into the environment. I also would encourage everyone to avoid monetary waste and focus on creating products that will build the supply chain. This industry is growing at a great cost to many others.

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As days of autumn melancholy slowly pass by and the vivid fall foliage gradually sinks into the abyss of forthcoming winter, we might feel like losing the privilege to live brightly. But what if there is an upscale way to bring accent colors into the plain design of everyday routine? There is a way, and it's called Aranyani - an authentic luxury handbag brand.

New York, NY, USA - December 15, 2020 - Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, continues to focus on giving back this holiday season. As the first sustainable luxury brand, Aranyani's philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI - service, awareness, and inclusivity. Haresh Mirpuri, Aranyani's Founder and Creative Director, started the company with a guiding principle; a company is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on the world.

Bengaluru-based handbag label Aranyani‘s differentiator isn’t simply the use of precious gemstones and gold in their pieces but also the unmatched craftsmanship that rivals international luxury houses. We talk to the co-founder Somshekhar Mirpuri about a handbag being a woman’s most precious gem.

Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand has recreated the atelier for the 21st century. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

The luxury Indian handbag brand, Aranyani, has recreated the atelier for the 21st century with its line of exquisite styles. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

Aranyani's Lava Red IPad Bag made a prominent appearance in OX magazine's Fashion and Beauty section

Luxury handbag brand Aranyani has launched a number of charitable initiatives around Bengaluru including food distribution and hospital aid, as well as support for its artisans during the second wave of Covid-19.

Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand has recreated the atelier for the 21st century. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

In the annals of history, India’s connection with the world of luxury has been undeniable, albeit in different roles. From being the proverbial land of large diamonds and glittering gold, to becoming the desired hub where European luxury brands like Rolls Royce, Cartier, LVMH built their fortunes selling their wares to the wealthy royals. And eventually, confined to being merely a muse to brands like Hermès, Canali, etc, that leveraged to their advantage, the availability of craft traditions and techniques at low cost. The resurgent economy in India has brought back the global luxury brands.

We have the fashionista on your list covered with our favorite bags for the holiday season.

Haresh Mirpuri is the Founder and creative director of Aranyani, a luxury handbag collection from India. Here he talks about being an entrepreneur, his brand, including a new launch in the U.S., and how the thriving company looks out for each other during a pandemic.

An Aranyani purse is something truly extraordinary due to its fine craftsmanship, high quality leather, attention to detail, and classic design. Whether you consider Aranyani as a holiday gift or invest in one for yourself, they’re an excellent choice because of their enduring quality.

New York, NY, USA - December 15, 2020 - Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, continues to focus on giving back this holiday season. As the first sustainable luxury brand, Aranyani's philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI - service, awareness, and inclusivity. Haresh Mirpuri, Aranyani's Founder and Creative Director, started the company with a guiding principle; a company is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on the world.

Aranyani’s collection’s of beautiful bags that showcases the Aravalli Story and its inspirations.

I would always call on the fashion fraternity to first and foremost avoid any waste that our industry dumps into the environment. I also would encourage everyone to avoid monetary waste and focus on creating products that will build the supply chain. This industry is growing at a great cost to many others. Instead, we should compete on skills and technical ability rather than low-cost production. Fashion is an art form and art is the language of our civilization. We should be conscious about what language we wish to speak in our civilization.

Breathtaking handbag displays were the cynosure of all eyes where Consul General Jaiswal, remarked in his speech that Aranyani symbolizes the “best of India coming to New York”. ‘Aranyani’, which means the goddess of the forest in Sanskrit, presented four exclusive handbag collections that epitomized the pinnacle of hand-painting, hand-embroidery, gold gilding and setting precious gemstones charged under the sun and full moon.

Filling The Void Small businesses are thinking better. Haresh Mirpuri, Creative Director of handcrafted bags company Aranyani, started the brand in 2016 with a focus on nine key goals from United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

It is not an easy effort to ensure a positive impact at every touch point if we have a short term view. But if our view is like the true connoisseurs of luxury, it is for the ultra-long term.

Aranyani brand has exquisite purses, and now will be offering a special edition leather and red onyx bracelet too. Aranyani designed this bracelet to symbolize the way forward from darkness into light, for India’s Diwali celebrations.

The Indian luxury brand, Aranyani, is debuting its line of exquisite handbags in the US this July 2020, on their new e-commerce website, Aranyani.com. In Sanskrit Aranyani means the goddess of the forests. To tell the story of India, Aranyani has crafted a line of dramatically detailed handbags, the Aravalli collection, in French calf’s leather, and exquisitely accented with hand painting, detailed embroidery and semi-precious stones, all inspired by India’s natural beauty.

Aranyani, the luxury handbag brand from India, is announcing the launch of the Aranyani Educational and Vocational Trust. The trust’s purpose is to help Aranyani employees educate their children, as well as to help other children in the Bangalore neighborhood of the factory.

According to the <a href="http://www.un-documents.net/our-common-future.pdf">UN Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development</a>, sustainable development means “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Put another way, sustainable development is about the balance between the short- and long-term demand and supply of resources.

New York, NY, USA - December 15, 2020 - Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, continues to focus on giving back this holiday season. As the first sustainable luxury brand, Aranyani's philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI - service, awareness, and inclusivity. Haresh Mirpuri, Aranyani's Founder and Creative Director, started the company with a guiding principle; a company is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on the world.

Aranyani has been impressing Western shoppers, fashionistas and savvy consumers since day one. They are founded on the classic atelier concept which originated not in Europe as many believe, but in India with the Kirana; a small, family run shop that served the community.

New York, NY, USA - December 15, 2020 - Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, continues to focus on giving back this holiday season. As the first sustainable luxury brand, Aranyani's philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI - service, awareness, and inclusivity. Haresh Mirpuri, Aranyani's Founder and Creative Director, started the company with a guiding principle; a company is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on the world.

Another newcomer to our fashion world is a family-owned business based in Southern Bengaluru, India with a presence in London in Aranyani. Their inspiration comes from the Indian Kirana as well as the ateliers of Europe.

Aranyani is a luxury handbag company in India that embraces the love of their country by expressing it through the philosophy of their company, "Aranyani's Brand Philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI; Service, Awareness, and Inclusivity.

Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand has recreated the atelier for the 21st century. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

If there’s one thing I’ve been consistently doing lately; it is to fill my closet with quality and versatile pieces. Pieces I can wear over and over because outfit repeating is a good thing!

Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand has recreated the atelier for the 21st century. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand has recreated the atelier for the 21st century. When Haresh Mirpuri, Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani was first developing the brand he started with his vision of a modern atelier.

As days of autumn melancholy slowly pass by and the vivid fall foliage gradually sinks into the abyss of forthcoming winter, we might feel like losing the privilege to live brightly. But what if there is an upscale way to bring accent colors into the plain design of everyday routine? There is a way, and it’s called Aranyani – an authentic luxury handbag brand.

A lot of the fashion we buy and wear has its roots in South Asia, the region that includes India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Luxury brands and fast fashion retailers alike manufacture in the region.

Hi guys, I wanted to let you know about a new Luxury Handbag Brand that I got to experience Aranyani. I was so impressed with my new Aranyani bag that I happily carry it with me everywhere I go.

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New York, NY, USA - December 15, 2020 - Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, continues to focus on giving back this holiday season. As the first sustainable luxury brand, Aranyani's philosophy is based on the three principles of SAI - service, awareness, and inclusivity. Haresh Mirpuri, Aranyani's Founder and Creative Director, started the company with a guiding principle; a company is only as valuable as the positive impact it has on the world.

Haresh Mirpuri is the Founder and Creative Director of Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag company. He began his career in the manufacturing industry in Indonesia and worked in numerous positions throughout Southeast Asia. In 1996 Haresh founded a spinning mill and soon became the most renowned producer of open-end yarn in all of Asia.

Haresh Mirpuri, an Indonesian entrepreneur and long-time advocate of fair labor throughout southwest Asia, founded Aranyani, the luxury Indian handbag brand, in 2016.

Aranyani, a Bangalore-based luxury handbag design house not only creates gorgeous items but they also have a solid focus on making education accessible to the school children of India.

Stone Drops Gorgeous! Did someone say ‘Jewels’? May we suggest a clutch from the Stone Drop Collection by Aranyani! The collection’s jewel-like detailing accents the solid colours of the leather.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and you may be seeking the perfect present, or bookmarking yourself a pick-me-up for surviving January. Whether you’re celebrating romantic love, self-love or Galentine’s this year, a new handbag is sure to impress, as well as being a gift they (or you!) can enjoy for seasons – and years – to come.

Fighting back against the world of fast fashion, where trends seem to move at an alarming speed, is young luxury Indian handbag brand Aranyani, which is already proving to be a breath of fresh air.

New York [US], April 7 (ANI): Aranyani, an Indian luxury handbag brand from India was launched on Wednesday (local time) in New York at the Consulate General of India. Taking forward the 'Make in India' campaign, Aranyani, a product of Sai Lakshmi Industries from India, was launched at the Consulate in the presence of officials from the City Government of New York, representatives of the diplomatic corps, and members of New York's fashion industry and society. The event was part of the efforts to take Indian products to the global stage and raise India's export profile. A step in the direction of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mission of 'vocal for local' and local-global campaign, the event successfully placed a quality product for global consumers.

The exclusive handbag collection Aranyani', which means the goddess of the forest in Sanskrit, was showcased at a special event organised at the Consulate General of India here as part of efforts to take Indian products to the global stage and raise India's export profile.

Artisan luxury handbag brand Aranyani has opened its flagship store in Mayfair. The Indian company, which bills itself as focusing on 'Sustainability artistry'

"Britain Magazine" featured Aranyani, the sustainable-luxe Indian brand in the heart of Mayfair's Bruton Street, where the spotlight beautifully illuminated the timeless classics. The article introduces Aranyani, a brand known for its vibrant and elegant accessories, showcased within a captivating dual-level boutique.

"Britain Magazine" featured Aranyani, the sustainable-luxe Indian brand in the heart of Mayfair's Bruton Street, where the spotlight beautifully illuminated the timeless classics. The article introduces Aranyani, a brand known for its vibrant and elegant accessories, showcased within a captivating dual-level boutique.

Is there anything more glorious than a new handbag? Yes - discovering a whole new luxury designer brand that’s completely dedicated to them. Let us introduce Aranyani.

Haresh Mirpuri, the Founder of Aranyani, opens a gateway to a world where luxury meets sustainability. In an interview with Fibre2Fashion, he reveals the fusion of tradition and modernity in Aranyani's timeless handbag designs. This article profiles Aranyani, India's first luxury international handbag brand, and its mission to bring Indian luxury and artistry to the global stage. It talks about the brand's commitment to sustainability, traditional craftsmanship, and its unique design principles. The interview with founder Haresh Mirpuri explores the brand's inspiration, atelier concept, material selection, and its vision for the future.

Want to know how the other half will gift this Christmas? Let us fill you in. With bank-busting handbags and shoes designed to completely obliterate all of Father Christmas’s savings there is plenty to choose from.

Aranyani’s new flagship store in Mayfair spans two levels. The ground floor area (550sq ft) is primarily for retail, creating a serene and inviting space to showcase the exquisite quality and artisanal skills used to craft each bag.

"Mayfair Times" shines a spotlight on Aranyani's exquisite mastery of traditional design techniques: 24-karat gold-gilding, hand-painting, hand-embroidery, and the use of precious gemstones. Aranyani unveils five unique collections, each a testament to our deep-rooted commitment to preserving heritage and embracing timeless elegance

Aranyani is a luxury international handbag brand that originates from India. The products are built on traditional design techniques, such as 24-karat gold-gilding, hand-painting, hand-embroidery, and precious gemstones.

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