Sanjoy Gupta, Owner and coffee roaster at Estate Craft talks about his passion for coffee and his artisanal coffee business venture.
Jewellery inspired by Nature, tribes, mythology and India rich history. Sounds intriguing? Well, that is Moha for you. MOHA necklaces are a mix of the old & the new. A unique fusion of modern beads, motifs, and pendants with the tribal wearable and tassels. Moha is a Sanskrit word
It is all about the tomorrow we are leaving behind for our children. That is how Bindu Kasinadhuni describes the birth of Chakra. Creating fabrics, weaving bed linens and summer wear, CHAKRA’s fabrics are not only stylish and wearable, but also responsibly manufactured. The traditional
The Bodhi tree is a metaphor for life and work for this talented lady who was born in Gaya. Samoolam [Sanskrit word meaning Collective roots] is the brand by Usha Prajapati that began its journey from her fathers’ garage in Gaya. Slowly she began joining hands with women
Marapachi dolls, a pallankuzhi game all set within a beautiful frame. A kolhapuri chappal, a broomstick inside a beautiful Maharastrian Frame. Next time you see these, you will no longer see them as just a game or doll. Wondering what we are talking about ?
A social entrepreneur, wanderer, researcher in the pursuit of stories and weaves, her passion for travel is where it all began. She started connecting with Adivasi women and weavers to learn about craft and culture, the journey that took her to places such as Jharkhand, Kutch, Odisha, and as
Tell us a bit about yourself. Shwetha, mom of one, love all things Indian, love my artistic inclination, love to make things – lots of crafty things, completely a craftoholic! How would you describe what you do; and how long have you been making and creating? My desire is to
Tell us a bit about yourself. I was born & brought up in Coorg and went to boarding school is Bangalore when I was 12 and studied in Bangalore since. After I finished college, I spent time pursuing my passions, cooking, studying Advanced embroidery & Garment
Tell us a bit about yourself. Hi my name is Manashwini. I was born and raised in Coimbatore and finished my schooling in Ooty. I have a Bachelor's degree in Business Law from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. I was never formally educated in textile but always
Tell us a bit about yourself. I am Parul Khanna, a corporate lawyer turned artist & entrepreneur. I love art and I am a self-taught artist. After working for a few years in corporate law with law firms in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore, I finally decided to unleash my