Theodora

Theodora, the Byzantine empress, wife of emperor Justinian I, was the most powerful woman in Byzantine history. Her intelligence and political acumen made her Justinian’s most trusted adviser. Theodora believed in miaphysitism, which holds that both divinity and humanity are equally present within a single nature in the person of Christ, a controversial and non-orthodox Christian doctrine in 6th century Byzantium. She was one of the first rulers to recognise the rights of women. Our collections draw inspiration from the three attributes of the magnificent Theodora: power, beauty, and attitude. Celebrating this grandeur, we present the three golden art chronicles infused with the majestic Indian arts of all time.