My Pride My Patola
My Pride, My Patola
Real women, real moments, one heritage
Weddings, new homes, board rooms and baby showers: these are the days our customers chose to wear Patola. Watch them share, in their own words, what the saree means to them and to the families who handed the tradition down.
Harshita ParmarBaby Shower
Baby Shower
Harshita Parmar
One Moment, Two Emotions – Motherhood & Culture
Harshita chose a Patola saree for her baby shower, the day she celebrated becoming a mother.
For her, it joined two big feelings in one moment: motherhood and her culture. She still keeps the saree as a memory of that time.
Every saree, a moment worth remembering
From a grandmother's heirloom to a first award on stage, here is how Patola became part of their story.
Ria SanghviWedding
Wedding
Ria Sanghvi
Modern Wings, Cultural Roots – My Patola, My Pride
Ria lives a modern life but keeps her values close.
For every function and festival she picks Patola, because to her it shows where she comes from and what she stands for.
Dhara VyasCorporate
Corporate
Dhara Vyas
હું મારી વિરાસત પહેરું છું, હું પટોળું પહેરું છું
Dhara works in IT. Unsure what to wear for her company's annual function, she chose a Patola saree.
That day she felt how wearing her heritage changed her confidence, and she believes it is worth carrying forward.
Dakshina SavlaEntrepreneur
Entrepreneur
Dakshina Savla
Finding Myself, Building My Dream – My Patola, My Pride
Dakshina followed her passion and started a home bakery, through many ups and downs.
Today she is independent and proud of what she has built, and Patola is part of how she celebrates that.
Chandni PandyaHouse Warming
House Warming
Chandni Pandya
A Dream Home, A Proud Moment – My Patola, My Pride
Owning a home was Chandni's dream. For her Griha Pravesh she wore a Patola saree.
Stepping into her new home in it, surrounded by blessings, became one of the proudest moments of her life.
Komal ShahMy Mother's Virasat
My Mother's Virasat
Komal Shah
વિરાસત મારી બાની વિરાસત
As a child, Komal asked her grandmother to keep her Patola with elephant and horse motifs for her. She did.
Wearing it today brings back those memories, and Komal plans to pass it on to her own daughter.
Deval ShahMother Daughter Bond
Mother Daughter Bond
Deval Shah
મમ્મી, મારા મેરેજ થાય ને ત્યારે મારા એક ફંક્શનમાં મને પટોળું જરૂરથી અપાવજે
Deval grew up watching her mother wear Patola and asked to wear one at her own wedding. Her mother made that wish come true.
Now Deval wants to pass the same tradition on to her daughter.
Drashti KhatsodiyaEvent Host
Event Host
Drashti Khatsodiya
પડે પટોળે ભાત, ફાટે પણ ફીટે નહીં
After 15 years in IT, Drashti paused her career to raise her children and started teaching from home.
She now balances home and work with pride, and for every special occasion she chooses Patola.
Malvi ShahAnchor the Event
Anchor the Event
Malvi Shah
From a Moment to a Mission – My Patola Journey
Malvi first wore Patola to anchor a college function and felt a special connection with it.
Later she started a business with her two daughters making Patola-themed plates, which now gets orders from abroad too.
Khushboo ParikhCorporate
Corporate
Khushboo Parikh
Representing My Culture Without Words – My Patola, My Pride
At a national company meeting, Khushboo represented her team and Gujarat.
She wore Patola to show her culture without saying a word, and went on stage to receive her award with pride.
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