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Tanishq celebrates Indian heritage at NY Fashion Week
The New York Fashion Week footprint pointed to Tanishq’s expanding presence in the U.S.
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Rwittika Chakraborty
- Thu, 26, Feb 2026
- 05:01 EST
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Tanishq celebrates Indian heritage at NY Fashion Week / Instagram/@bibhumohapatra and @tanishqusa
Tanishq returned to New York Fashion Week, continuing its collaboration with designer Bibhu Mohapatra for the third time, to celebrate India’s artistic legacy on the global stage.
While in the spotlight of the American runway, Tanishq presented its statement pieces, including necklaces, earrings, arm cuffs, and heirloom-scale diamonds, marking a defining moment in its storytelling of the collection.
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Amrit Pal Singh, business head of Tanishq USA, spoke about the collaboration, emphasizing the brand’s mission, and said,
“This collaboration strengthens Tanishq’s focus on positioning jewelry as a core design element within global fashion.”
“For Fall 2026, we curated pieces from across our design heritage to integrate directly with Bibhu Mohapatra’s silhouettes, demonstrating how craftsmanship and contemporary couture can function as one cohesive medium.”
Singh also noted that such collaboration showcases the Indian jewelry brand to a global audience and added,
“Partnerships like this allow us to present Tanishq to international audiences in a context that highlights both innovation and legacy.”
Tanishq curated pieces for the runway that span generations of artistic expression, reflecting its broader business advancement and reinforcing the brand’s standing in the global luxury market.
Bibhu Mohapatra, an Indian-born, New York-based fashion and costume designer, also spoke about his partnership with Tanishq, mentioning that it is “rooted in celebrating India’s artistic legacy.”
“I continue to collaborate with Tanishq because our partnership is rooted in celebrating India’s artistic legacy and bringing it to the world.”
“For my new collection, inspired by the Brahmavadini, this integration felt more like a natural convergence of two houses honoring our heirloom traditions while expressing them through a modern and global lens.”
“This collaboration distinctly presents a vision of luxury that is rooted in heritage but is also extremely forward-facing,” added Mohapatra.
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