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Our story
Soraya is a celebration of femininity, memories and little luxuries that become a part of you.
The drawer
A shallow drawer in my grandmother's dressing table: a locket with a photograph inside, a strand of pearls restrung twice, a ring worn thin on one side. All of it beautiful, none of it being worn, because it had somehow become too precious for a Tuesday.
The question
That is the whole brief. Pieces with the weight and finish of things you inherit, priced and built so you actually put them on — to the office, into the sea, to the market on a Sunday.
The making
We work with a small team of karigars in New Delhi. Nothing runs to thousands. Each batch is checked piece by piece, and anything with a soft clasp or an uneven plating goes back.
The arrival
Ribbon, tissue, a wax seal and a card written by an actual person. It costs us more and takes longer. It is also the part people photograph.
Some pieces are made.
Some are meant to stay forever.
Made in small batches, checked one piece at a time.
Ribbon, wax seal and a handwritten card, always.
On plating and clasps. We repair before we replace.
Fifteen days, no questions, unworn pieces.
New pieces, quiet sales and the occasional postcard from wherever the next collection is being dreamt up. Ten percent off your first order for joining.