Our Artisan Collaborations and Community Projects

You’ll see our work here across various platforms, from our 10-year design partnership with IKEA to the community-led Urmul Rangsutra Mela. When we collaborate, we don't just sell products; we create reliable income streams for our artisan owners and bring traditional skills like Soof and Pakka embroidery to a wider, global stage.

Beyond the Workshop

Our collaborative work is how we bridge the gap between rural artisan clusters and the wider world. It is about more than just distribution; it is about proof that traditional Indian crafts like hand-weaving, natural dyeing, and intricate embroidery have a place in the modern home.

Notable Partnerships & Events

• IKEA x Rangsutra: For over a decade, we have partnered with IKEA to create collections like MÄVINN. This has provided consistent work for hundreds of women artisans, offering them financial independence and a way to build skills while staying in their home villages.
• Urmul Rangsutra Mela: Hosted in spaces like Triveni Kala Sangam, these melas are a direct connection between you and the makers. We bring the desert to the city, showcasing products from tie-dye and bamboo work to sheep wool weaving. It is an opportunity to meet the artisans, participate in workshops, and understand the provenance of your purchase.
• Direct Community Impact: Every collaboration must align with our B Corp values. We ensure fair wages and use sustainable materials, turning waste into wonder with zero-waste initiatives. When you engage with our collaborative work, you are supporting a business model where the artisans are the owners.

Whether it is a store opening in Bikaner or a nationwide event, our goal remains the same: to create sustainable livelihoods through the craft we love.