Where craft meets conscious living
SATTVA is a collective of trained craftswomen transforming skill into livelihood and fabric into thoughtful design.
Born from decades of grassroots work in Mumbai’s communities.
Our Story
SATTVAINDIA is a collective of trained craftswomen transforming skill into livelihood, and fabric into thoughtful design. It was not born in a boardroom. It was born in the hands of women - in the quiet hours of tailoring, stitching, and shaping something beautiful from almost nothing. Rooted in decades of grassroots work across Mumbai’s communities, it grew from the ground up, stitch by stitch.
Today, the CSR division of Ambit Group Mumbai has given it new strength, and Ramakrishna Sarada Samiti, a trusted NGO, continues to nurture it with the same care it was built upon.
SATTVA is not a private business, nor a marketplace built for profit. It is a shared space- built with purpose; for the artisans, by the artisans and of the artisans. There are no middlemen, no silent investors- only women, their craft, and a community that believes the maker belongs at the centre of her own story. Every thread carries a name. Every piece carries a life.
When you choose SATTVA, you are not simply buying craft- you become part of something larger. A movement that puts women first, honours handcraft, embraces up-cycling, and commits to sustainability, ensuring the hands behind each creation are seen, supported, and celebrated.
SATTVA ~ For the artisans. By the artisans. Of the artisans.
The Sattva Way
Women & Craft
Training hands.
Creating livelihoods.
The Ground Story
Artisan communities shaping everyday design.
Upcycling
Reimagining fabric.
Reducing waste.
Elements of Craft
Texture, color, and timeless skills.
Sustainability by Design
Made thoughtfully.
Made to last.
Turning Point
A Foundation of Service
Ramakrishna Sarada Samiti begins its work in Mumbai, focusing on women’s empowerment, education, and community development.
Skills That Empower
Tailoring and craft training programs help thousands of women build skills that support livelihoods and financial independence.
A Collective is Born
During the COVID-19 lockdown, trained women tailors come together to form SATTVA—creating handmade essentials and sustaining families through collective effort.
Craft Meets Conscious Design
SATTVA evolves into a social enterprise, creating thoughtfully designed bags, home textiles, and accessories—blending traditional craft, reclaimed fabrics, and contemporary design.
A New Chapter Begins
The launch of sattvaindia.org marks a new step—bringing SATTVA’s craft closer to customers and growing a community that values thoughtful, conscious products.
Crafted for Everyday Living
