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The silver beauty of the dark cloud of insurgency, conflict and militarization in Kashmir lies in its beauty, says veteran designer Rohit Bal, who paid homage to his hometown with a fashion show , leaving a group of Kashmiri women
Born in Kashmir itself, Bal has, over the years, maintained his attachment to his roots and spread his beauty around the world with his internationally renowned creations.
It's a paradox – although many Today, the creative interpretation of Kashmir by Bal has always revolved around the elements that make Kashmir a paradise of nature, that it be .
"It's a simple explanation.I come from Kashmir.I am a Kashmir, I've grown up in a free Kashmir and unfortunately now, it's a war zone.
"But what I'm trying to do here is to let people know that even though times are tough, there is sti beauty and beauty can never be removed Kashmir. No matter what you do there, no matter how much effort everyone makes, the beauty of Kashmir will be, Inshallah, always present, because it can never be removed, "Bal told IANS in an interview.
He said the beauty was similar to "a glimmer of hope in a black cloud, a glimmer of hope and a glimmer in the storm."
"I want people know that Kashmir can be torn apart by war, but the beauty of Kashmir will always be part of a Kashmiri life … In showing this beauty, I want people to understand that there is always a glimmer of hope, "said the desiger, who presented Wednesday a line called" Guldastah "at the Lakme Fashion Week Summer / Resort 2019 [19659002] For the show, the ramp was dotted with dry leaves of Chinar, and shikaras loaded with colorful flowers added a touch of cashmere, accompanied by a list of de de de 19659002] But the overwhelming – about eight Kashmiri women who were trained by Usha Silai and then worked on the Bal collection in icy winter – conquered the hearts of the public.
In an emotional gesture, Bal let them take heart, the spotlight and the joy of a standing ovation unreservedly.
This initiative, he said, is a step forward for him.
"Nothing can give me more satisfaction than doing that, in fact, after doing that, I feel like I'm going to do a lot more and I'm confident of giving back to those people."
"I want to try to make them earn much more than them. I will make my badociation with Usha Silai long to reach as many people as possible, "Bal told IANS.
He is proud of the" incredible talent "in what he calls" my valley "."
The designer says he often goes to Kashmir.
"I just do not go there in the winter … I'm not a winterist, but it's only an hour away from Delhi, and every time I get some free time, like a long weekend, I want to feel lighter, I go there.
"Sometimes I leave a few days, sometimes I leave. It makes me look younger but it also makes me very sad … I will not say it's happiness, it's depressing, but as I said, beauty … In the calamity, beauty is here to calm your mind. "
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