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Suprabha:
A Quiet
Revolution
In a world that is increasingly driven by mass-produced fast fashion trends, a quiet revolution stirs.
This quiet revolution is a story of a brand born of silk, soul and sisterhood. A shared dream to revive and reimagine the oft-forgotten finesse of India’s textile traditions in the form of bespoke, handcrafted sarees.
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Suprabha: A Quiet Revolution
In a world that is increasingly driven by mass-produced fast fashion trends, a quiet revolution stirs. A revolution that isn’t stirred by industrial-grade machines, but woven by the skilled hands of artisans that carry forth their age-old familial legacy of craftsmanship. One, that doesn’t cater to directionless impulses driven by clickbait or influencer content, but fulfils a more wholesome exchange of culture, craft and sustainable fashion. This quiet revolution is a story

Urvashi Singh
Dec 20, 20253 min read


My Landscape: A Photo Essay by Jahnvi Singh of Rohet
My Rajasthani brain glitches every time I see abundance. What do you mean fruit just… grows here? Flowers bloom like it’s no big deal?...
Jahnvi Singh
Jul 2, 20251 min read


A GEM AMIDST THE THAR
Towards the end of the 13th century, the founding sultan of the Khilji dynasty, Jalaluddin Khilji and his forces had laid siege to the...

Urvashi Singh
Mar 28, 20245 min read


Rediscovering the Pink City with Bharat Singh
In the face of overwhelming modernisation, most Indian heritage cities today are stumbling urban relics, rapidly decaying despite our...

Urvashi Singh
Mar 2, 20246 min read


Kunj Stories with Preetika Singh
Conservationist, assistant Vice President to a furniture company, motorcyclist and a mother of two- meet Jamnia’s Preetika Baisa as she...

Urvashi Singh
Jun 26, 20235 min read


CHHATRALA JEWELS: AN EMERGING FAMILY LEGACY
It all began in 2006, when Kunwarani Sushila Kumari requested Maharani Sahiba of Jodhpur to permit her a small jewellery curation table...

Urvashi Singh
May 22, 20233 min read


Kullu Dussehra with Dei Saab Rupeshwari Kumari Singh
Famed over the centuries for being India's most enigmatic celebration of Dussehra, Kullu's Dussehra remains as unique as it was 5 centuries ago. This year, Rajputana Collective is privileged to have Kullu's Dei Saab Rupeshwari Kumari Singh account for what these divine festivities have meant to her- as the eldest child and daughter of the house of Kullu. My memory takes me to the Dussehra of 2001 when I was merely 3 years old. My grandfather called for me, I see myself runnin

Rupeshwari Kumari Singh
Oct 14, 20227 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part VII) Homecoming
I strolled past the neighbouring stupas before alighting on the Baby Tiger for the most legendary leg of our Spiti expedition. I paid the...

Urvashi Singh
Aug 13, 20224 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part VI) Key, Pin Valley & the Flu
If there is once place that single-handedly trumps Spiti's pictorial representations, it's the Key gompa. Perched atop a mountain in...

Urvashi Singh
Aug 13, 20224 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part V) Hikkim Komic & Langza
The views of the Trans-Himalayan range were so breathtaking that any amount of praise falls short. Reaching Mohit Gulia’s quaintly...

Urvashi Singh
Aug 6, 20223 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part IV) Kaza & Cheecham
I downed yet another Tsampa pancake with butter tea before heading towards Kaza. With the Spiti river on my left and the mighty...

Urvashi Singh
Aug 6, 20224 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part III) Tabo
The quaint and ancient site of Tabo lies at 10,800 feet, which is amongst the lowest elevations in all of Spiti Valley. Home to what is...

Urvashi Singh
Jul 26, 20223 min read


Motorcycle Diaries (Part I) Rampur Bushahr
I call my annual trip to the Spiti Valley my pilgrimage. The surreal landscapes, starlit night skies and stark beauty of Spiti make their...

Urvashi Singh
Jul 12, 20224 min read


Bundi: The Legacy Continues...
The sleepy town of Bundi awoke with great anticipation on the morning of the Navsamvatsar. The 2nd of April, 2022 coincided with the first day of the Hindu month of Chaitra, which formally heralds the new year for North India. The beginning of the year 2079 of the Vikram Samvat, a year filled with hope and revival, especially so, after the 2 years of the pandemic. However, for the people of Bundi, it was the eagerness to participate in an ancient tradition of the anointment o
Sanjay Singh Badnor
Jun 29, 20225 min read


Jhabua's Patroness of the Arts: Nandini Singh
The Gond art form remains the legacy of one of India’s largest tribal communities, the Gonds. Spreading over the Deccan, Central and Eastern India, these indigenous people have been perfecting painted and carved art for over 1400 years. Dating back to the Mesolithic Period, Gond art can be found on the walls of ancient caves. More popular expression of Gond art over the centuries is found on the mud-plastered floor and walls of Gond homes, chiefly for the totemic symbolism th

Urvashi Singh
Apr 13, 20225 min read


Mahanaaryaman: The New-Age Scindia
As his illustrious dynasty’s gen-next scion, Mahanaaryaman Scindia needs little or no introduction. He is preceded by centuries of...

Urvashi Singh
Dec 12, 20216 min read


(Dis)unity in Diversity?
As an Indian, I have held immense pride in my nation’s diversity of regions, topographies, languages, cuisines, traditional attires and...

Urvashi Singh
May 7, 20214 min read


Kathiwadas :On Top of Their Game
Design and philanthropy stalwarts for over thirty years and counting, the Kathiwadas embellish yet another jewel to their ever-growing...

Urvashi Singh
Mar 29, 20213 min read


KUNJIKA SINGH JADEJA with ARTLOCAL
What began as Kunjika Singh Jadeja’s personal reconnaissance of artwork to decorate her ancestral home in Gauridad soon became a cause in...

Urvashi Singh
Mar 13, 20213 min read


Halt for Cobalt with TARINI SINGH
Amidst the creative cityscape of Jodhpur that has long since bustled with design hallmarks, former NIFT graduate and 36-year-old Tarini...

Urvashi Singh
Jan 29, 20213 min read

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