Meet The Makers

Chittam's mission is to take Indian culture to today's children in exciting, innovative, and meaningful ways.

The Good Doll is the market-linking arm of a social enterprise ecosystem anchored by Indian Yards Foundation in The Nilgiris mountain range in southern India.

Medoso Jewelry was launched 5 years ago. The brand is inspired by ancient textures and ancient carvings and ruins.

Ohrna’s mission is to generate income and meaningful work for women who have not had an opportunity to learn a skill, and to celebrate heritage crafts.

The name ‘Effy’ comes from the word ‘effervescent’ meaning lively and enthusiastic, which represents the vibrance and pep that the brand transpires through their clothing. Effy is armed to innovate...

Svatva is bringing forward rural women to venture into the small village based businesses, where many of the women of these villages are either involved in small scale farming, small...

Ekibeki is a social enterprise which works to preserve the rich craft heritage of India through awareness, design and market interventions.Their vision is to revive the folk arts and crafts...

Whitewater was established by a team of spirited women in 2017.

JUJU’s inspiration comes from nature. The products come from a place of wonder, nostalgia, and moments of silent observation.

House of Moxa is driven by the vision to create timeless and distinct silhouettes that cut across all generations.

Headstrong by Hema Sharma was launched in the spring of 2019 as an expression of creativity that was shaped by a childhood spent in proximity to nature.

Equiivalence is a sustainable jewelry brand that works with mindful designs making every piece a timeless collectible jewel.