Ensures fair living wage for producers
Discloses the community being impacted
Reduces the environmental impact
Focusses on women producers
Created using handcrafted methods
Reduces/Reuses/
Recycles resources
Recycles resources
Made out of responsible materials
Avoids use of chemicals or toxic materials
Purpose
Jitiksha Pathak’s artistry lies in her unwavering dedication to detail and her ability to translate age-old traditions into wearable art. Her embroidered and Lippan art jewelry stands out for its delicate stitches, intricate motifs, and exquisite craftsmanship—each piece a harmonious blend of heritage and innovation. Her embroidered jewelry fuses threadwork with beads, sequins, and fabric, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that exude softness, texture, and character. Whether minimal or bold, her creations carry a deeply personal, handmade charm. In her Lippan-inspired jewelry, Jitiksha reimagines the rustic mud-and-mirror wall art of Kutch into striking adornments. By combining earthy materials, mirror embellishments, and geometric forms, she captures the spirit of traditional Bhunga homes in modern, wearable expressions. Through her work, Jitiksha not only revives the rich crafts of Kutch but also invites wearers to carry a piece of India’s artistic soul—rooted in culture, reimagined for today.
People
Jitiksha Pathak’s creative journey goes far beyond artistic expression—it is also a mission to uplift others through craft. By training and collaborating with women artisans from underrepresented communities, she has helped create pathways to financial independence and self-confidence. Her embroidered and Lippan-inspired jewelry becomes a medium not only for preserving heritage but also for providing livelihoods. Each piece made under her guidance tells a story—not just of India’s rich traditions, but also of the hands and lives it has touched. Through her work, Jitiksha fosters a sense of pride among women artisans, empowering them to become self-reliant and recognized for their craftsmanship. Her commitment to building inclusive creative ecosystems demonstrates how design and social impact can come together to weave a more equitable future.
Planet
Jitiksha Pathak’s approach to embroidery and Lippan-inspired jewelry is rooted in sustainability, blending artistry with conscious creation. By using natural, biodegradable, and locally sourced materials—such as fabric scraps, clay, mirrors, and hand-dyed threads—she minimizes environmental impact while honoring traditional techniques. Her handcrafted jewelry avoids the use of heavy machinery or harmful chemicals, making the process energy-efficient and low-waste. Through this eco-conscious practice, Jitiksha champions slow fashion—offering durable, timeless pieces that celebrate heritage over mass production. Each creation reflects a commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of craft, proving that beauty and responsibility can coexist. Her work stands as a powerful reminder that preserving the planet and cultural heritage can go hand in hand.
