Buno Behen

Buno Behen bringing Indian savoir-faire to the world. artisanal & ethical
designed and located in | Crafted by women artisans in

Building a fashion or lifestyle brand can feel like you’re expected to figure out everything at once. 🫠The product. The ...
27/08/2026

Building a fashion or lifestyle brand can feel like you’re expected to figure out everything at once. 🫠
The product. The market. Your brand identity. Finding the right vendors. Managing production. And, of course, making sure everything actually works. 🧵📋
That’s where our 1:1 Consultancy & Production Management comes in.
Whether you’re a new founder trying to find clarity, a solopreneur who needs help with a specific project, or a brand outside India looking for reliable support on the ground—we’re here to help. 🌍🤝

Get guidance and support that helps turn ideas into something real.

📞 Start with a free 15-minute call.

📝 Fill out the form through the link in our bio, and tell us a little about what you need help with.
Let’s see how we can help you move forward. ✨

Regardless of the method, Blue is one of the most common colors among the crafts in Gujarat. 💙It is one of those common ...
25/08/2026

Regardless of the method, Blue is one of the most common colors among the crafts in Gujarat. 💙

It is one of those common links that makes different crafts look like they are all part of one single beautiful craft. 🧵

The color Blue is definitely a main character 🫶

What do you think?

Some crafts are so rare that you don't stumble upon them, you have to seek them out. 👀Looking back, I feel incredibly lu...
18/08/2026

Some crafts are so rare that you don't stumble upon them, you have to seek them out. 👀

Looking back, I feel incredibly lucky that my work has taken me to the people keeping these traditions alive.🩷
Every journey has been a chance to witness knowledge passed from one generation to the next, and to see just how much patience, skill, and history can exist in a single piece of craft.

Let us know in the comments how many you have witnessed. 🫶

Or which ones would you like to explore?



Long before playing cards became something you could slip into your pocket, they were carefully painted by hand. 🖌

Ganjifa cards once found their way through royal courts, storytelling traditions, and family gatherings, with every deck carrying its own artistic style.

Each card is a tiny canvas, reminding us that even something as ordinary as a game could become a masterpiece in the hands of an artisan.🌸

Imagine painting with a thick paste made from boiled castor oil using nothing but a metal stylus that never actually touches the fabric.✍️🎨

That's Rogan art. Every motif is drawn freehand before being folded onto itself to create a perfect mirror image. Once practised by many artisan families in Kutch, the tradition now survives through only a handful of practitioners, making every finished piece feel even more extraordinary.❤️

Kaavi doesn't begin with a brush. It begins with layers of lime plaster, where the design slowly emerges by carving away the surface to reveal the rich red earth beneath. 🔨🌸

Once a familiar sight along the Konkan coast, the tradition is now rarely practised, with only a small number of artisans continuing the craft. The walls still hold these stories, but the hands that know how to make them are becoming increasingly rare.❤️🫶

Among the rarest weaving traditions still practised in India, Sujani survives today thanks to the dedication of a few artisan families in Bharuch, Gujarat. 🪡

At its heart is master artisan Rafiq Bhai, whose lifelong commitment has become inseparable from the craft's story. Woven on narrow looms using a painstaking extra-weft technique, every piece carries c

Have a craft, fashion or lifestyle brand in mind, but not sure where to start? 🤷‍♀️Or maybe you’ve already started and f...
13/08/2026

Have a craft, fashion or lifestyle brand in mind, but not sure where to start? 🤷‍♀️

Or maybe you’ve already started and found yourself figuring out products, production, vendors, costs and a hundred other decisions on your own?

That’s exactly why we’re creating the Cohort.
For 0–1 year fashion and lifestyle founders, we’re bringing together just 10 founders to build, learn and grow alongside each other. 🫶

This is more than just guidance.
It’s a space to: → Get group consultations and practical support
→ Learn from other founders on a similar journey
→ Make better product, brand and production decisions
→ Navigate vendors, production and costs in India
→ Turn your ideas into something you can actually build 💫
And most importantly, we want to shape the Cohort around what early-stage founders are actually dealing with, rather than giving you a one-size-fits-all playbook.

You bring the vision. We help you figure out how to build it.❤️
Join the Cohort waiting list through the link in bio. 🔗

It really is...🩷
12/08/2026

It really is...🩷




On National Handloom Day, it feels like the perfect time to celebrate the spaces that keep our weaving traditions alive....
06/08/2026

On National Handloom Day, it feels like the perfect time to celebrate the spaces that keep our weaving traditions alive. 🧵
Museums like these remind me that textiles aren't just meant to be displayed behind glass. They're meant to be heard, touched, woven, and passed from one pair of hands to the next.🫶

From community-led spaces like Odam Handloom Museum to institutions like Kala Bhoomi, every museum tells the story of cloth a little differently. Some preserve centuries-old textiles, others invite you to watch a loom in motion or speak to the artisan behind it.

If you're someone who loves textiles, these are places worth slowing down for. They offer a chance to understand not just what was made, but how, why, and by whom.
Happy National Handloom Day. ❤️

For centuries, quilting, embroidery, weaving, printing, and stitching have been dismissed as "women's work" or simply cr...
03/08/2026

For centuries, quilting, embroidery, weaving, printing, and stitching have been dismissed as "women's work" or simply craft.🧵

Yet these same practices have preserved histories, challenged power, documented resistance, and given generations of women a language when few others existed. ✊️

These are a few books that changed the way I think about textiles, not just as objects to admire, but as stories to read.❤️

If you've ever looked at a piece of cloth and wondered who made it, why it was made, and what it has survived, these belong on your shelf.

Which book would you add to the list? 📚

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31/07/2026

Home has a way of surprising you. 💙

Goa will always be home, but every time I'm back, I'm reminded that there's so much more to it than the beaches and the postcards. Beyond the beaches and slow sunsets are stories woven into fabric, shaped into jewellery, and carried forward by artisans.🌸

The more time I spend here, the more I realise that Goa's identity isn't just found along its coastline. It's in the people, the crafts, and the quiet traditions that continue to thrive away from the crowds.

A few moments from this trip, and another reminder that home isn't always about where you grew up. Sometimes it's about the place that keeps calling you back. 🌊🤍

Colour has never belonged to one place. 🌎🎨Thousands of miles apart, yet somehow arriving at remarkably similar colours.F...
29/07/2026

Colour has never belonged to one place. 🌎🎨

Thousands of miles apart, yet somehow arriving at remarkably similar colours.

From insects and roots to seed pods and heartwood, India and Latin America have long relied on nature to make rich, enduring colour palettes. Different landscapes, different traditions, but often the same destination. 🫶

Sometimes the most fascinating stories aren't about where colours differ, but where they unexpectedly meet. 🌿

Which pairing caught your eye?

Every craft begins with a tool. 🏺Before the fabric, the painting, or the print, there is an object shaped by generations...
27/07/2026

Every craft begins with a tool. 🏺

Before the fabric, the painting, or the print, there is an object shaped by generations of trial, observation, and necessity. 🌿

These aren't just implements, they're technologies born from craft traditions, refined over centuries, and still in use today.🫶

Do you know about more such indigenous tools? Let us know in the comments.

Indian Crafts | Indian Tools | Takli | Spindle | Cotton Gin | Kalamkari | Craft Connexion | Indigenous Crafts |

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