Polki was started with a single belief of its founder Anshika Garg, which was that India’s textile heritage should not be reserved for festivals and occasions only but should be experienced every day.
Polki which was established in 2024 is a reflection of her dream of building a modern ethnic-wear brand that is based on craft integrity, cultural respect, and contemporary design.
Anshika garg was motivated by the concept that traditional techniques like Ajrakh, Bandhej, Ikat, and Kalamkari could be revived in the shapes of the garment which would appeal to the present-day consumer and at the same time, be authentic.
Polki, under her guidance, has turned into a women-led, local fashion brand that through accessibility and design innovation, celebrates the past. Anshika collaborates with artisans and textile clusters from all over the nation and thus, makes certain that every product is not only the embodiment of the handmade craft but also of low cost-pricing the equilibrium that most brands fail to achieve.
What separates Polki is Anshika’s view: heritage is not something that should be stored safely behind a glass; it is something that should be worn, lived in, and carried forward. All collections are influenced by this belief combining India’s raw artistic diversity with everyday comfort, producing ethnic wear that is both nostalgic and new-age.
Polki is now a manifestation of Anshika’s pledge to ethnic fashion transformation for the younger, urban, and globally-oriented Indian audience. She is creating a brand that endorses the fact that is very simple through a digital-first approach and a deep respect for Indian craftsmanship: tradition remains timeless when it is done with authenticity and heart.
