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Kriti Magazine is an initiative by Sustainaverse to share India's rich textile heritage through digital storytelling.
'Kriti' (meaning:creation) highlights the ancient textile traditions of India and tells the stories of the contemporary fashion brands, designers and artisans who are keeping these cultural traditions alive through their creations.
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A Craft Research Initiative by NIFT Gandhinagar & Development Commissioner (Handlooms & Handicrafts)
Kriti Magazine | Issue 04 February 2026
House of Hindee on the cover, tracing a farm-to-fashion journey from Himachal Pradesh rooted in land, craft, and quiet luxury.
Featuring Gaurav Gupta at Paris Couture Week SS’26, Rouka’s modern Kasavu, Heeya’s women-led textiles in Assam, and Odisha’s GI handloom legacy with the Sabat Sisters.
Includes stories on Nabanita’s modern Indian weaves, Mile Collective by Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Whifflore, and Tarun Tahiliani’s OTT collection.
A thoughtfully curated edition on Indian textiles, artisan-led fashion, and conscious design.
Kriti Issue 04 Highlights
FARM TO FASHION : HOUSE OF HINDEE’S EARTHBOUND LUXURY
GAURAV GUPTA NARRATES COSMIC NON-DUALITY
WHY TARUN TAHILIANI'S OTT COLLECTION DESERVES A PLACE IN TECH'S WARDROBE
THE TALE OF SABAT SISTERS, AND THEIR RESPECT FOR ODISHA’S CRAFTS
Kriti Magazine stands out for its honest, in-depth storytelling around Indian textiles, crafts, and sustainability. As someone who works closely with weavers and curates handcrafted saris, I find Kriti’s voice both inspiring and rooted. Their ability to bring together heritage, contemporary thought, and artisan narratives with such care is truly special. It’s a platform I trust and deeply admire.
Nitin Singla, Co-founder - Five Point Five
