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When doing business related to Handmade think of Artisan as the king too.
Stay connected to your weaver and your roots.
Sales will follow if you tell your story right.

Says Diksha Jain ,Founder of

MMS 12- Twelfth episode of our Monday Motivation Series with Diksha Jain Founder
6th Mar, 7 pm

Diksha was a marketer by profession and did MBA in the U.K after pursuing her Engg in Biotechnology.
She started this venture to bring out authentic chanderis, a pride to her family as their native is Chanderi.

Sometimes the hard part of solving a puzzle is to find the pieces missing from the box. Diksha's search for Chanderi in Bengaluru was like these missing pieces.

It ached her to know that though Chanderis were born in the heart of India, so many Indian women still have limited access to this fabric and cannot differentiate between a real and a fake one. Thus, in 2018 she decided to solve this beautiful six-yard puzzle by bringing together the missing pieces straight from Chanderi.

MMS 11- Eleventh episode of our Monday Motivation Series with .achhpeliya Founder .india
27th Feb, 7 pm

“Priyanka discovered her passion for fashion design at the age of 12 and pursued it through an Advance Diploma in Fashion Design from Raffles Millennium International and a degree in Fashion Design from NIFT, Hyderabad. During the pandemic, she decided to take a leap of faith and start her own sustainable fashion business. Despite limited resources and movement challenges, she attended online workshops and webinars and learned about entrepreneurship through the Women Startup Program by NSRCEL at IIMB. The business idea was incubated at FIELD, IIM Visakhapatnam, and she eventually launched Aasmaan, a brand that sources fabric directly from artisans and creates unique and high-quality pieces. Through her work, Priyanka has been recognized by UN Women, YLEAP, ACIR, and i2ELAB by Make Room India."