Conversation | Courtly Attire and Adornment: Power, Identity and Representation
Conversation | Courtly Attire and Adornment: Power, Identity and Representation
Conversation | Courtly Attire and Adornment: Power, Identity and Representation
Conversation | Courtly Attire and Adornment: Power, Identity and RepresentationJanuary 09, 2026, DAG, The Taj Mahal Palace, Colaba, Mumbai Please join us for a conversation between historians Deepthi Sasidharan and Usha Balakrishnan on what people wore—and what it meant—in princely, Parsi, and Maharashtrian portraits. From dress codes and adornment to quiet details of self-fashioning, the discussion will uncover how clothing and jewellery signalled identity, ambition, modernity, tradition, and belonging in changing social and political worlds. Deepthi Sasidharan is an art historian, curator and founder-director at Eka who works on heritage and museum projects across India with the Government, private and corporate clients. Registrations are now closed as we are at full capacity. |