Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw calls out Fendi’s ₹8.3 lakh colourful Navratri-style bag: ‘Undermines our authentic talent’
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Harsh Goenka, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw slam Fendi’s Rs 8.3 lakh ‘Navratri’ bag: ‘Cultural appropriation’
Fendi’s Rs 8.3 lakh bag has sparked backlash for resembling traditional Indian Navratri bags, with critics accusing the brand of appropriating Indian craftsmanship without credit.
Are global brands too obsessed with Indian fashion? Fendi's new $10,000 Navratri style bag has Indians questioning how long they have to wait for credit
Fendi's latest Baguette bag has sparked controversy on social media about cultural appropriation. Critics point out that the design bears a striking resemblance to intricate Gujarati craftsmanship without proper recognition. Fendi defends the bag's creation, asserting it was meticulously made in Mumbai by the esteemed Chanakya workshop, emphasizing its collaboration with local artisans and their traditional skills.
Colonising Indian crafts Fendi's new bag sparked backlash The brand claims that it was entirely hand-stitched, taking over 138 hours to complete, and that it was made in Italy.
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