ITC Hotels ushers in the festive season with a consciously crafted celebration, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to Responsible Luxury. Across ITC Maurya, ITC Mughal, ITC Rajputana and ITC Grand Bharat, the brand presents thoughtfully designed sustainable Christmas trees that reflect purpose-led creativity, local craftsmanship and deep respect for nature. Each installation is distinct, rooted in regional culture, and shaped by environmentally responsible choices, carrying forward ITC Hotels’ enduring legacy of celebrating a Green Christmas.
ITC Mughal Brings Zardozi Craft to Life This Christmas
At ITC Mughal, Agra, the festive season unfolds through a powerful tribute to the city’s celebrated Zardozi heritage. The Grand Lobby is anchored by a striking 17-feet Christmas tree inspired by the intricate Mughal-era embroidery tradition known for its gold threads, beads and ornate detailing.
Every ornament on the tree honours the skill and dedication of local artisans, transforming the installation into both a cultural showcase and a festive centrepiece. Designed as a sustainable installation, the tree aligns with ITC Hotels’ ethos of Responsible Luxury through its environmentally conscious approach, supported by initiatives such as renewable energy use, reduced plastic consumption and the nurturing of biodiverse green spaces. The result is a celebration that remains immersive, joyful and mindful.
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ITC Rajputana Unveils a Pagri-Inspired Christmas Tree
At ITC Rajputana, Jaipur, Christmas takes on a regal Rajasthani expression. This season, the Jaigarh Lobby features a 15-feet pagri-inspired Christmas tree, paying homage to the craft communities of Rajasthan. The safa, or turban, stands as a timeless symbol of pride, honour and cultural identity in the desert state.
Crafted from iron and plywood, the tree is adorned with multi-coloured safa fabrics including Bandhej, Pachranga and Leheriya. More than 130 handcrafted pagris have been meticulously arranged over several hours, creating a visually striking installation. The vibrant colours, traditional folds and cultural symbolism come together to offer guests a festive experience that is deeply rooted in heritage, while reinforcing ITC Rajputana’s commitment to Responsible Luxury and its enduring spirit of hospitality.
Eco Elora at ITC Maurya Reflects Conscious Celebration
At ITC Maurya, New Delhi, Christmas is expressed through Eco Elora, a thoughtfully designed festive installation at the Chaitya Lobby. Rising 16 feet high, the Christmas tree presents a refined green interpretation of the season, celebrating renewal, balance and conscious living.
Eco Elora is crafted entirely from natural, repurposed and biodegradable materials, including pine tree flowers, shola flowers, betel nut outer skin, tad palm leaves, corn husk, dried wheat flowers, palm seeds, jute stems, dried Indian hog plum fruits, almond pods, dried wild orange fruits, moss grass, jute fabric and coconut coir rope. Created over 170 man-hours of continuous craftsmanship, the installation reflects patience, precision and mindful creation, embodying ITC Hotels’ philosophy where sustainability and celebration coexist seamlessly.
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ITC Grand Bharat Presents Sustain-a-Tree
At ITC Grand Bharat, the festive spirit is captured through Sustain-a-Tree, a symbol of mindful celebration with a gentler environmental footprint. Crafted from natural and renewable materials such as wood, cane and jute, the tree blends rustic charm with contemporary eco-forward design.
Each layer is shaped with intention, reinforcing the belief that beauty thrives in simplicity and joy grows from what is preserved. Sustain-a-Tree stands as a quiet yet powerful reminder that festive celebrations can be meaningful, elegant and environmentally responsible.
