Our Story

A thread we live in

Harsha Mistry is a Gujarati atelier for women — keeping the state's living crafts alive, one handmade garment at a time.

The Designer

Harsha Mistry

Raised among the dyers and weavers of Gujarat, Harsha grew up watching cloth become memory — the bandhani saree kept for festivals, the mirror-worked chaniya passed down a generation.

She founded her atelier to carry those crafts onto a modern silhouette — clothes a woman can move, dance and truly belong in. Every chaniya choli and kurti is made to order in small numbers, so the hand of the artisan is never lost to the machine.

— Harsha

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Made by hand

Hand-tied bandhani, hand-set mirrors, hand-finished hems. Slowness is the point.

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Rooted in Gujarat

We work with Kutch and Saurashtra artisans, keeping regional crafts and livelihoods alive.

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Made for women

Designed around real bodies and real celebrations — comfort that never sacrifices grace.

In Her Hands

The crafts we keep alive

Bandhani

Thousands of points tied by hand before the dye ever touches cloth.

Mirror & Kutch

Abhla shisha and Kutchi threadwork that catch the festival light.

Ajrakh

Resist block-printing from Kutch, layered in indigo and madder.

Gota & Zari

Festive gold trims and threadwork that finish every silhouette.

“Tradition is not something we wear once a year. It is the thread we live in.”

Harsha Mistry

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