In a world that rushes everything, this kind of work takes time. And that shows. You can feel it in the lightness of the cotton, in the quiet charm of the print, in how easy it is to carry शिबोरी.. all day, every day. Perfect for when the sun’s out and all you want is colour, comfort, and a little bit of calm. Shop our Shibori collection, now in store and online ✨ #shopsohni #shibori #shiboridye #naturaldye #summercollectionُ #summerfashion #artisanal #indianheritage #craftsofindia #craftsmanship #indiancraftsmanship #artisansofindia #newcollection

A centuries-old Japanese dyeing technique that’s all about twisting, folding, and binding fabric before dipping it into dye. The result? Organic, one-of-a-kind patterns that never quite repeat. While Shibori has its roots in Japan, India has embraced it in its own way, blending it seamlessly with local textiles, softer fabrics, and breezier silhouettes. What makes Shibori special is its imperfections, the slight variations, the organic flow of the dye, the way no two pieces ever look exactly alike. Shop our new shibori kurta for your summer days 🌼 #shopsohni #shibori #shiboritextiles #shiborihandmade #craftsmanship #artisanal #summer

Sufiya has been working with us for years. Every week, she comes to the workshop, picks up the embroidery work, and takes it home. Her daughter has picked up the craft too, learning quietly, watching her mother. It’s women like Sufiya who remind us why we do what we do. Craft no longer is just about the thread; it’s about livelihood, independence, and the quiet strength of those who keep these skills alive. Over the years, we’ve seen more brands embrace handcrafted and ethical production, and while that’s heartening, we still have a long way to go. The value of artisanal work is often overlooked in a world that prioritizes speed over skill. But every stitch, every piece of embroidery, every woman who finds work and dignity in craft brings us a little closer to change. Here’s to Sufiya, her daughter, and the many women like her 🧵✨ #shopsohni #womenartisans #womenartisansofindia #womenempowerment #craftmanship #craftmanshipmatters #indiancrafts #indiancraftstore #heritage #heritageofindia

While Dabka was once limited to heavy, ornate ensembles, today’s designers are reinventing it with a contemporary spin. Lighter, more fluid interpretations are making their way into fusion wear, summer-friendly fabrics like organza and Chanderi, and even modern silhouettes like structured jackets, kaftans, and co-ord sets. From high fashion runways to everyday elegance, Dabka is evolving. Artisans are experimenting with mixed materials, pairing metallic threads with resham embroidery, using matte finishes for a softer look, or even incorporating geometric and abstract patterns instead of just florals. Handmade, detailed, and rooted in legacy, Dabka work continues to be a bridge between heritage and modern fashion. Whether in contemporary cuts or classic heirloom pieces, it remains a celebration of craft & culture ✨ #shopsohni #heritagecraft #craftsofindia #indianartisans #indiancraftsmanship #dabkawork #dabkaembroidery #embroiderersofinstagram

Summers in India are a full-blown mood, sticky fingers from kala khatta, the hunt for shade, sips of coconut water, and outfits that breathe as easy as you want to. Introducing our Chanderi top in the happiest shade of yellow 🌻 It’s light, it’s breezy, and it’s got the perfect mix of quirky details, playful collar, embroidered pink accents, mirror work that twinkles in the sun, and sleeves that are just the right amount of drama. And that loose-fit cut? Exactly what you need for effortless, throw-on-and-go style ✨ Shop now, ladies 🌼 #shopsohni #chanderi #chanderifabric #sunmer #summervibes #summerready #summercollection #heritagestyle #craftmanship #artisansofindia