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2112Saldon in Harper’s Bazaar: Weaving Tradition with Contemporary Elegance


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Weaving Heritage into Fashion: A Legacy of Craft and Culture

Featured in Harper’s Bazaar, designer Padma Saldon of 2112 Saldon is making waves in the fashion industry with her dedication to authenticity, purpose, and sustainable craftsmanship. Raised in the breathtaking landscapes of Leh, Ladakh, Padma’s creative journey is deeply influenced by her homeland’s traditional attire, artisanal techniques, and the slow, intentional lifestyle of the region.

Her approach to fashion transcends trends—it’s about storytelling through textiles, ensuring that the rich heritage of Ladakhi craftsmanship is preserved while seamlessly blending it with modern aesthetics.


Crafting a Legacy with 2112 Saldon

Padma’s brand, 2112 Saldon, is a tribute to the artisans who have passed down their skills through generations. Working closely with weaving communities in Phyang village and Leh, she integrates their age-old techniques into contemporary silhouettes, creating designs that are not only elegant but also timeless.

In her own words, “These early experiences made me realize that fashion could be more than just fabric and fit—it could be a means of storytelling and a reflection of heritage.”


Sustainability at the Core

In an industry dominated by fast fashion, Padma takes a different path—one that prioritizes ethical production and sustainability. Every piece in her collection is sustainably sourced, thoughtfully crafted, and rooted in purpose, balancing tradition with contemporary innovation. Through her designs, she ensures that Ladakhi craftsmanship not only survives but thrives in today’s global fashion landscape. Her commitment to slow fashion and ethical luxury sets her apart, proving that sustainable fashion can be both culturally rich and globally relevant.


Experience the Artistry of 2112 Saldon

Discover the beauty of Ladakh’s traditional textiles reimagined for the modern world. Visit our store or explore our collections online and be part of this movement towards mindful, sustainable fashion.


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This feature was originally published by Harper’s Bazaar. Click here to read the full article.

 
 
 

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