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Indus People’s primary offering is an extremely pleasing range of tableware with a refined, modern design sensibility, but they promise there’s a lot more to come in the future.

Jaipur based AZGA fill a curious void, as tasteful men’s accessories can be quite hard to come by. Their work with enamelling and micro-painting by hand oozes with richness and helps keep these crafts alive.

Living in a tea-obsessed country like India and not enjoying our finest produce is something that has always puzzled me. But we can easily change that, thanks to passionate brands like Satori.

Shirts made with unique designs, handwoven fabrics and a distinctly vintage vibe translate into slow fashion done right.

Classic, but not classic. Quirky, but not quirky. The folks at dmodot have comfort and style on their mind, and offer something for all your leather footwear needs.

We’ve seen a lot of fancy chess boards, but how about a slick, modern take on a childhood classic like Ludo? Who would’ve thought!

Bombay Perfumery takes you on a sensory trip across India, paying tribute to local ingredients and smells by letting the fragrance be the real hero.

Defying convention in very appealing ways, where accessible pricing does not mean compromising quality and custom clothing does not mean deliberate luxury.

There’s a lot of raw happiness in using well designed organic cotton clothing from an Indian brand that plants a tree for each day it exists – No Nasties has been at the forefront of the sustainable fashion movement in India.

With a total catalog of 2 products in 4 colours each, March Tee is firm on its premise of making the finest basic Supima cotton t-shirt one can find in India.