The contemporary jewellery brand known for reimagining India’s craft tradition through an expressive and modern design language, Tribe Amrapali, is to open its 42nd retail outpost at the Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport, Visakhapatnam.
Located at the Domestic Departure terminal, the new store marks another step in the brand’s growing retail footprint across India’s high-traffic travel destinations.
Vishakhapatnam, with its distinctive coastal character, rich cultural heritage and evolving identity as a key business and tourism destination, offers a natural setting for Tribe Amrapali’s next retail chapter. The city brings together the rhythm of the coast with a strong connection to regional art, history and craftsmanship, creating an environment that resonates with the brand’s belief in making heritage relevant to contemporary lives.
Positioned within the airport’s domestic departure area, the new outpost brings Tribe Amrapali’s distinctive world of jewellery to travellers seeking pieces that are expressive, versatile and rooted in Indian design narratives. The store is designed as an accessible discovery point, allowing customers to browse the collections while travelling, whether looking for a statement piece, an everyday addition to their jewellery wardrobe or a distinctive gift. The store carries a curated selection of Tribe Amrapali’s signature jewellery, including statement silver earrings, layered necklaces, stackable rings, contemporary everyday styles and gifting-led pieces. The assortment brings together the brand’s characteristic mix of bold forms, intricate detailing and modern interpretations of traditional Indian motifs, designed for the contemporary wearer.
Akanksha Arora, CEO, Tribe Amrapali, said: “Vishakhapatnam brings together a strong sense of place, culture and movement, making it an exciting addition to our travel retail journey. Airports have become spaces where people discover new brands and make spontaneous choices around gifting, self-expression and personal style. With this store, we are creating another point of connection between Tribe Amrapali’s design stories and a new audience of travellers. We look forward to seeing how the brand’s jewellery finds meaning within the journeys and experiences of our customers.”
