House of Dhaaga is a love letter to the vibrant heritage of Bengal and Rajasthan, weaving hand-printed ethnic wear that blends simplicity with soul. Founder Mr. Sudipto Bose born in Kolkata and inspired by my time at Mayo College in Ajmer, his passion for block printing sparked during college days, captivated by the artistry of Jaipur’s intricate motifs and Calcutta’s cultural depth. Like Satyajit Ray’s Sonar Kella, our brand marries the golden hues of Rajasthan’s deserts with Bengal’s poetic charm, crafting block printed clothes that tell stories of tradition and empowerment.

Drawing from Ray’s humanistic storytelling and his portrayal of strong women in films like Devi, we empower women artisans to create sustainable, eco-friendly designs. Each piece reflects the resilience of a Devi, celebrating individuality and India’s timeless craft. As Ray said, “I am interested in human beings”—we weave this empathy into every thread, honoring the legacy of reformers like Savitribai Phule through art and authenticity.