A Dialogue Across Craft, Culture, and Distance. For the upcoming office of the Asia Society India Centre, EkiBeki chose to reflect the spirit of cultural dialogue through design with an an unusual pairing: Longpi pottery from Manipur and Madhurkathi mat weaving from West Bengal.

Rooted in purpose and inspired by heritage, this artwork captures the powerful journey of DASRA founders who returned from foreign shores to uplift their own communities.

Blending traditional tribal art with modern infrastructure, the revamped station now stands as a cultural landmark—welcoming travelers while preserving and promoting the region’s artistic identity.

It’s a happy festive season for our artisan families

At EkiBeki, every artwork begins as a unique, handcrafted piece — an expression of heritage and skill. We then use modern digital printing to carry this art into everyday life, from tote bags to décor pieces.

🌸 The difference? Each time the artwork is reproduced, royalty goes directly to the artisan for the use of their original creation. This way, their craft reaches more homes, while their dignity and livelihood grow stronger.

An intricate confluence of Phulkari embroidery and Rogan painting, centered around the richly symbolic Tree of Life. The artwork as a home decor centerpiece traces the journeys of Parsi and Punjabi cultures, echoing histories of migration along the Silk Route.

Bringing Bangalore to life through Warli Art, a bespoke mural with Google Bangalore

A heartfelt tapestry of love, faith, and heritage, celebrating the union of two souls and the beautiful cultures they carry with them. Just as the bride and groom come together, so do the rich crafts of Punjab and Gujarat, their traditions blending seamlessly into a single, timeless masterpiece.

A vibrant 4-day celebration at Nexus Mall, Seawoods, Navi Mumbai

Meet authentic artisans, shop unique handcrafted goods, join engaging workshops, and enjoy live entertainment. ​

Tarasha Craft Exhibit 2025 was a four-day exhibition that showcases the finest handcrafted works from India’s most talented artisans. Hosted at the iconic CSMVS, Mumbai, this exhibition celebrates the richness of India’s diverse craft heritage and the personal stories that bring each piece to life.

3 days craft bonanza celebrating artisans. Letting them know we see them, appreciate their skills. One of the many ways India bridges traditions and our ethnicity in a modern world.

Bring crafts to the mainstream, Ekibeki has collaborated with various local Starbucks cafes, creating an ambience that reflects the skills of the region. No two cafes are alike, we used Rogan art in Gujarat, to Gond & Bagh handblock printing in Madhya Pradesh.

A collaborative project with The Plated Project, to create a story that has a deep connection to the art style, but not one that our audience will have heard before.
To combine modern and traditional styles to make visually appealing work that is unlike other pieces being worked on by traditional artisans.
Every sale sponsors 10 meals by The Plated Project, while also generating income for the artisan community.