16 Shringhaar is the display room of our house — bridal, glam and festival dressing, sarees, kundan and polki jewelry, and one-of-one vintage pieces from India. See them in person at our Woodinville studio; buy them here, online, and they come to you.
“We follow the rituals — traditional, and the new customs we create — because that is where the power lives. The heart does not change; the house is built around it.”
One house · Three rooms
Nothing is crammed together here. Clothing, jewelry and the vintage room each keep their own character — sourced first in India, where this trade is open and abundant, and chosen for richness, unseen design and embellishment.
Bridals, glam and festival dresses, and sarees — plus grooms and kids. Saree, western, Indo-western and global designs, each carrying the 16 Shringhaar bride label sewn in by our makers.
LehengasSareesIndo-western gownsSherwanisKids' festive
India is the hero here — kundan and polki sets with maang tikka, nath and hathphool — with a CZ/AD rotation for everyday sparkle. The same pieces dress our brides in person.
Kundan / PolkiCZ · AD rotationHand & hair jewelry
Unique vintage decor in a shabby-chic romantic spirit — big brass pots and urlis from Moradabad, carved Jaipur marble, small idols, and gods' clothing and jewelry. One of one; when it's gone, it's gone.
Brass urlis & potsVintage marbleIdols & vastraShop · 16shringhaar.com
Our makers in India are preparing the first collection now. These are honest previews — photographs of the style, in licensed stock, until each piece is photographed in our own studio. Browse freely today; buying is coming soon, and the moment a piece lands in Woodinville its card here opens for purchase. Pieces marked Bound for display will be on display in Woodinville the day they land — see them in person at the studio, then buy here.
The founding display
Ten showpieces will live on display at the home studio once the founding collection lands. Clients will meet them during appointments — hold the brass, feel the marble's cool — and if one calls to you, you buy it here online and it is delivered to your door. The home stays the display; this site does the selling.
Lookbook
The collection is presented the way a bride actually lives it — in capsules, not endless racks.
Crimson, maroon and mustard-gold lehengas with heirloom kundan — dressed head to toe by our own hands on the day.
Banarasi silks, jewel-tone festive dresses and CZ sparkle for Diwali, Eid, Karva Chauth and every family celebration.
Brass, marble and small sacred things — the shabby-chic romantic corner that makes a house feel blessed.
How buying works here
Use the search and room filters above. Every piece shows its room, its story, and whether it will be on display in Woodinville.
Reserving opens when the first pieces land. Until then, the Reserve button on every card says it plainly — coming soon — and no payment is ever taken on a preview.
Display pieces can be viewed at the studio by private appointment once they land — hold them before you decide.
When a piece lands, checkout opens on its card: card, Apple Pay or Shop Pay, with delivery off-site to your door.
We studied what efficient salons and boutiques actually run, so the machinery is decided before the first client arrives — not improvised after.
| Need | Our choice | Why this one |
|---|---|---|
| Online shop & checkout | Shopify | The standard for boutiques our size: fastest setup, the highest-converting checkout, Shop Pay & Apple Pay built in, card processing ~2.9% + 30¢, plans from $29/mo. This page's cards and checkout flow are modeled on it, ready to connect. |
| Appointments & viewings | GlossGenius | Built for beauty houses: the prettiest booking page — Gold plan, $48/mo billed annually — with packages, deposits, reminders and marketing included. Vagaro is our runner-up: its own documentation confirms packages and gift cards that never expire, which our no-expiry treatment banks require. Square Appointments was ruled out as the backup — it caps package expiration at one year, so it cannot hold a lifetime treatment bank. |
| In-studio payments | Square | One reader takes cards at the studio and syncs with the same client record — no double entry. |
Status today, honestly: buying and booking are coming soon — every Reserve and Book button on this page says so when pressed, and no payment or booking is taken yet. The engines start the day we open, December 15, 2026.
Viewings and bridal dressing consultations are by appointment at the Woodinville studio — women only, one guest party at a time. Booking is coming soon — we open December 15, 2026. Until the diary opens, the button below says so honestly, and no booking is taken yet.
The studio rests on Tuesdays.
Please read — rentals work differently
Rental jewelry and rental dresses are not sold or rented online — they are part of our in-person bridal dressing service. Antim dresses her bride herself, in the rented pieces held at the studio: the kundan set placed by her hands, the dupatta pinned, the hathphool chained — dressing the bride is included, and it is the heart of the experience.
At your bridal consultation you try the adornment library with your outfit — Indian, American and Middle Eastern bridal looks alike.
On the wedding morning, Antim dresses you in the pieces herself. Nothing is shipped, nothing is guessed at.
Pieces return with you after the celebration and are ritually cleaned and rested before their next bride.
Bridal dressing lives with our sister house, Solah Shringhaar — services, lesson videos and the dressing experience — while everything you can own lives here.
For makers & brands
We are building this house with the right people — established houses and small workshops alike, in India first and worldwide after. If you make bridal or festival clothing, sarees, kundan/polki or CZ jewelry, or vintage brass, marble and sacred decor — and your work carries richness, unseen design and honest embellishment — apply to be featured here.
Tell us what you make, where you make it, and your wholesale terms. We reply to every serious application; prices and terms first, always — and samples before scale.
16 Shringhaar · Woodinville