Kumari Fine Jewellery has launched a Gudi Padwa collection in March 2026, marking its entry into festival-specific offerings rooted in Maharashtrian traditions. The Mumbai-based brand continues to focus on lightweight, wearable jewellery aligned with contemporary preferences.

The collection includes naths (nose pins), along with bracelets, bangles, oval bracelets, earrings, rings, necklaces, and pendants. The nath, a key cultural symbol in Maharashtrian festivities, is a central design element in the collection.

Select designs incorporate regional motifs and traditional elements, adapted into the brand’s minimal and modern design language. The approach reflects a combination of cultural references with everyday wearability, catering to consumers seeking occasion-specific jewellery that can transition into regular use.

According to the company, the collection aligns with increasing demand for jewellery that connects with regional traditions while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic.

Supriya Kataria of Kumari Fine Jewellery said, “Gudi Padwa holds deep cultural meaning, especially for our Maharashtrian audience, and it felt important for us to create a collection that truly reflects that. This collection seamlessly integrates with the occasion from our core design language, as we explored traditional elements like the nath and culturally inspired motifs. At the same time, we have retained the Kumari sensibility, keeping the pieces modern, wearable, and relevant to today’s consumer. There is a clear demand for jewellery that connects with consumers who value tradition, while still embracing a modern sensibility, and this was our way of bringing that alive.”

The launch reflects Kumari Fine Jewellery’s continued focus on design-led collections addressing regional and festive demand segments.