September 2026

Bandai's Tamagotchi ring is a wearable digital pet with a full color LCD screen, three finishes, and over 30 characters to grow.

Pianni's Orphea is a pocket-sized electronic piano with real keys, polyphonic play and MIDI connectivity, gearing up for a Kickstarter launch.

Manish Malhotra has launched The M Collection, a line of everyday fine jewellery built around the House's M insignia, exclusively on Tata CLiQ Luxury.

The National Centre for the Performing Arts presents M se Maa, a Hindi musical play about memory, motherhood and the moments that quietly shape who we become, staged at the Godrej Dance Theatre on 6 September 2026 in two shows, at 5pm and 7.30pm, as an NCPA presentation in collaboration with Story Circus.

KYNKYNY Art Gallery, recently opened in an art deco building in Mumbai's Kala Ghoda, presents its next show this September, a solo exhibition by Priyanka Aelay titled "It Will Rain Again When We Meet," from 9th September to 1st October 2026 with free entry. The forest is the center of Aelay's world, and in these paintings it appears in a vast, lush expanse, its fauna half-hidden within the foliage, a fox in one corner, a tiger in another, and a jewel-bright bird peering out f

Marc Meeuwissen of Dear Objects speaks to Design Diary International on building collectible design around a single material, one tool, and total restriction.

Ahead of Striated, her debut solo exhibition in Belgium, Jae Ko speaks to Design Diary International on turning rolled paper into sculpture and why she leaves a work unexplained.

Rokan Liu of SANIKB speaks to Style Essentials on locked specifications, certification-first design, and why accountability, not cost, is where Chinese manufacturing wins next.

Sculpted India's presentation at Design Democracy Hyderabad this September gathers three-dimensional works by some of the most significant names in modern and contemporary Indian art, and it does so with a clear purpose: to move sculpture from the edges of the country's art conversation towards its center. The showcase runs from 18 to 20 September 2026 at booth C20, bringing together works by Thota Vaikuntam, Krishen Khanna, M.F. Husain, Himmat Shah, Jogen Chowdhury, Dhananja

Kasturi Kundal, the luxury Indian textile label, has opened its first boutique in Delhi, bringing its world of handwoven heritage to the capital after the success of its flagship in Raipur.