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At House of Devi, we don’t just create saris — we weave stories of heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty into every thread. Our journey is deeply rooted in the cultural heartlands of Mubarakpur and Banaras, where weaving traditions have thrived for generations. Each sari is a living testimony of artistry, legacy, and the spirit of the women who carried these traditions forward.
The name House of Devi is inspired by my nani, Champa Devi, whose grace, elegance, and love for saris planted the seed for this brand. But the heart of our values comes from my mother, whose generosity shaped how I understand the true meaning of a sari. She would lend her precious Banarasis to young women who could not afford them for special occasions and even let us play and dress up in them as children. She never kept her treasures locked away — she taught me that heritage is meant to be shared, enjoyed, and celebrated, and that kindness and generosity are woven into the very fabric of life.
Born from a deep passion for authentic handloom and handcrafted weaving, House of Devi is dedicated to preserving India’s timeless sari traditions while reimagining them for the modern woman. Every piece is lovingly handmade by skilled artisans, ensuring that centuries-old techniques are preserved, celebrated, and honored with pride.
Our designs seamlessly blend heritage with contemporary elegance, allowing every woman to experience the luxury of a handwoven masterpiece that tells a story — of tradition, grace, and empowerment. Each sari carries with it the vision of women who inspire, create, and celebrate culture, making every thread a tribute to their strength and individuality.
At House of Devi, we are committed to reviving the handloom narrative, recognizing artisans, and making saris an integral part of everyday life. With authenticity, sustainability, and empowerment at the core, our saris are more than attire — they are a celebration of culture, community, and the women who keep this heritage alive.
Heritage, craft, and luxury converge at House of Devi, creating a space where women’s voices, stories, and dreams are not just honored but woven into every creation.
Heritage reimagined by women, for women — this is the spirit of House of Devi.
My connection with saris is not new — it is a bond that has shaped who I am. Growing up, I watched my mother’s wardrobe become a treasure chest for our entire village. She owned only a few Banarasis, but their beauty was legendary. What made them even more remarkable was her kindness and generosity — she lent her saris to young women for weddings and celebrations, and even let children play and dress up in them. She never treated these treasures as possessions to be locked away. From her, I learned that a sari is not just fabric, but a living heritage meant to be worn, shared, and celebrated.
The inspiration for the brand’s name, House of Devi, comes from my nani, Champa Devi, whose grace and love for saris left an indelible mark on my life. Many of the saris she gifted to my mother came from Mubarakpur and Banaras, and became family heirlooms that connected me to the rich traditions of Indian weaving. It is this combination of heritage and generosity that forms the heart of House of Devi.
Before founding House of Devi, my journey spanned diverse worlds. I earned an MBA, worked with HDFC Mutual Fund in Kolkata, and with Reliance Dairy across Delhi and Noida, while also gaining experience through various NGO projects. These experiences taught me discipline, resilience, and respect for people and craft. Later, I ventured into the world of fashion and performance, modeling for renowned brands, participating in pageants, and proudly winning the title of Max Miss Runway Model, Lucknow (2017–18). Theatre and acting sharpened my storytelling abilities and aesthetic sensibilities. Every experience — corporate, NGO, modeling, theatre — contributed to the vision I carry today.
Heritage is also in my bloodline. I was born into a Suryavanshi Rajput family from Ayodhya, the clan of Lord Ram, and married into the Chauhan Rajputs, known for their courage and legacy. These roots inspire me every day to carry tradition forward with pride, responsibility, and purpose.
And so, I created House of Devi — a brand that is not just about saris, but about women, artisans, and heritage. Every sari is handloom, handcrafted, and handmade, a living piece of culture reimagined for today’s world — luxurious yet rooted, timeless yet contemporary.
At its core, House of Devi is heritage reimagined by women, for women. It is a space where craft meets community, where artisans are honored, and where women’s stories, passions, and dreams are woven into every thread.
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