Ode to Odd: Artisanal Hand-Embroidered Designer Clothing

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      CORAL HAZE JACKET - OFF-WHITE
      Ode to Odd
      1,808.00 SGD
      Sugar Veil Trench
      Ode to Odd
      376.00 SGD
      Summer Shimmer Trench
      Ode to Odd
      524.00 SGD
      SUNLIT MEADOW TRENCH
      Ode to Odd
      360.00 SGD
      MISTY CLOVER JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      557.00 SGD
      LIVING PETAL JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      485.00 SGD
      GOLDEN FABLE JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      475.00 SGD
      LUSH MEMORY JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      508.00 SGD
      TINTS OF YOU JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      574.00 SGD
      AMBER GLEAM JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      370.00 SGD
      DANDELION DRIFT JACKET
      Ode to Odd
      370.00 SGD
      HONEY LANTERN BIB
      Ode to Odd
      327.00 SGD
      SOFT LATTICE BIB
      Ode to Odd
      344.00 SGD
      VANILLA BLOOM BIB
      Ode to Odd
      436.00 SGD
      WILD MOSS BIB
      Ode to Odd
      409.00 SGD
      ROSY PAUSE BIB
      Ode to Odd
      376.00 SGD
      LEMON WISHPER BIB
      Ode to Odd
      360.00 SGD
      MORNING DEW BIB
      Ode to Odd
      393.00 SGD

      Founded in 2017 by sisters Shreya and Priyal Mewara, Ode to Odd is an Indian designer label built around a single, deeply held conviction: that a garment should be worth the story it carries. Their signature is hand embroidery, specifically the cross-stitch "convent work" tradition rooted in Ranchi. Applied to silhouettes that move between festive and everyday with ease: kurta sets, dresses, co-ord sets, kaftans, jumpsuits and dupattas.

      Every piece leaves the Ode to Odd atelier in organic cotton, silk or mulmul, made with what the founders describe as "a sense of deep meditation." Collections carry names, like Once Upon a Time, Into The Woods, The Secret Garden, because the craft is inseparable from the story.

      At Canvas & Weaves Singapore, Ode to Odd sits alongside labels that share the same philosophy: slow, deliberate, and made to outlast the season that named them.