
ajrakh
Why I Chose Modal Silk, Not Pure Silk, for the Nilufar Stole
A NIFT-trained textile designer explains modal silk vs pure silk — how it drapes, why it holds natural dye, and why she chose it...

ajrakh
A NIFT-trained textile designer explains modal silk vs pure silk — how it drapes, why it holds natural dye, and why she chose it...

Soul & Thread
We never set out to make a lot. We set out to make a little, slowly, by hand, and to waste almost nothing along...

artisan
Where our cotton begins — the farming season, why we keep it homegrown and organic, what makes pure cotton so kind to skin, and...

brand story
A note from our founder, Deesha Goswami, on why House of Falguni carries her mother's name, and what she learned at an open cupboard...

accessories
A laptop-ready ikat tote in three colourways — Midnight (blue), Noor (black) and Ruby (red) — and how to style each one from the...

ajrakh
Two women, the same kurta. The one who looks considered chose handmade. Why artisan earrings, bangles and stoles elevate an ethnic outfit, and how...
ahmedabad
Five complete Navratri 2026 looks under ₹2000, built from handcrafted ethnic fusion pieces. Kurtas, co-ords, chandbalis and bangles — each outfit mapped to the...

bangles
Style fabric earrings and bangles for Navratri the right way — outfit pairing, colour matching, and indo-western tips from House of Falguni, Ahmedabad.

ajrakh
Ajrakh is one of India's oldest block-printing traditions — originating in Kutch, Gujarat, and still practiced by artisans today. What it is, how it...
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