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Svasa Life Magazine Svasa Life is a luxury lifestyle magazine with its origins in Bangalore, India.

Created with an essence of art, heritage, business, entrepreneurship and the finest things that appeal to both the heart and intellect.

Where the personal becomes universal, Svasa Life Volume 5 traces fashion as a language of memory, culture, and quiet tra...
24/09/2025

Where the personal becomes universal, Svasa Life Volume 5 traces fashion as a language of memory, culture, and quiet transformation.

Svasa Life Volume 5 — releasing exclusively at CAPSUL X Friends ()

27–28 September, 12–8 PM, Hatworks Boulevard, Cunningham Road, Bangalore, India.

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For .arya , sculpture is a conversation and form follows feeling. Based in Glasgow, the multidisciplinary artist builds ...
18/09/2025

For .arya , sculpture is a conversation and form follows feeling. Based in Glasgow, the multidisciplinary artist builds with clay, silicone, metal, and medical tubing — materials that bruise and breathe. Her work holds tension and demands presence.

Ritu’s art carries the weight of illness, memory, and identity. Unfinished hands, off-kilter limbs, and embedded tubing — this is art that asks to be witnessed, and decisively understood. In her studio, discomfort becomes a kind of truth.

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What does luxury look like in an age of quiet crisis?Not monograms or haute couture. Think thrifted Ralph Lauren and hei...
09/09/2025

What does luxury look like in an age of quiet crisis?
Not monograms or haute couture. Think thrifted Ralph Lauren and heirloom tomato clutches. We call it Economic Dis-dress, which is, for the most part, an example of fashion cyclicality.
This is a cycle stemming from sad beige clothing, emotional support tote bags, and Crocs with Jibbitz — the unlikely, and somewhat witty ways in which fashion is keeping itself amused amidst fiscal anxiety.

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For Gaurav Mehta, founder of , true luxury lies in intention — honouring the hands behind time and their craft as they ...
03/09/2025

For Gaurav Mehta, founder of , true luxury lies in intention — honouring the hands behind time and their craft as they transform each watch into a wearable story. Here, time tells a deeper tale. “Our watches are designed to be worn every day, yet they are also heirlooms — treasures that carry cultural stories,” he says.

From Pichwai lotuses to peacocks, every motif is rooted in memory and craft: “A watch for us is not just a timekeeper but a canvas where [artisans’] skills shine.” History is waiting to be retold through enamel and crafted to last a lifetime — for those who value time and timelessness. And at Jaipur Watch Company, it all comes together in hands and dials.

“All craft is born of place — so why is luxury reserved for a few?” asks , co-founder of . Rooted in Ladakh’s opulent ...
31/08/2025

“All craft is born of place — so why is luxury reserved for a few?” asks , co-founder of . Rooted in Ladakh’s opulent heritage — from gold-woven robes to ceremonial dress — Namza reframes tradition as couture: elegant, timeless, alive. In doing so, they’ve revived lost textiles, inspired pride at home, and carried Ladakh’s stories onto global stages — proving that craft is not just heritage, but legacy and luxury.

Our cover story ‘Craft is Couture’ for Volume 5 Issue 1, In Touch, aims to understand the luxuries of local craft, their presentation to the larger world, and how they hold the weight of legacies.

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“All craft is born of place — so why is luxury reserved for a few?” asks , co-founder of . Rooted in Ladakh’s opulent ...
28/08/2025

“All craft is born of place — so why is luxury reserved for a few?” asks , co-founder of . Rooted in Ladakh’s opulent heritage — from gold-woven robes to ceremonial dress — Namza reframes tradition as couture: elegant, timeless, alive. In doing so, they’ve revived lost textiles, inspired pride at home, and carried Ladakh’s stories onto global stages — proving that craft is not just heritage, but legacy and luxury.

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is on the lookout for collaborators! Come October, the capital will be immersed in art, culture, music, fashion, and mo...
26/08/2025

is on the lookout for collaborators! Come October, the capital will be immersed in art, culture, music, fashion, and more.

If you’re an artist, musician, or a cross-disciplinary creative; and a homegrown business founder across fashion, F&B, or other creative avenues — comment below! And if not, help us find our collaborators — mention them in our comments.

Image: A Painting of a Composite Horse, Central India, Deccan, 18th century

Beatrice Wood was many things — painter, potter, writer, and the spirited “Mama of Dada.” Known for her wit, her lustrew...
24/08/2025

Beatrice Wood was many things — painter, potter, writer, and the spirited “Mama of Dada.” Known for her wit, her lustreware ceramics, and her century-long defiance of convention, she also became inseparable from one detail: the sari.

She wrapped herself in saris the way she wrapped her life in art — fluid, luminous, and wholly her own. Each drape was less a garment than a gesture of freedom, a quiet defiance turned into elegance. In silk and colour, she carried the spirit of India into her California studio, where pottery, poetry, and play all found their place.

For architect and interior designer , it begins with honoring everyday rituals—lighting a diya, sharing a meal, or find...
23/08/2025

For architect and interior designer , it begins with honoring everyday rituals—lighting a diya, sharing a meal, or finding comfort in quiet moments. By reinterpreting the vernacular in today’s context, she lets the past flow seamlessly into the present. Guided by nature, tradition, and the needs of modern life, her spaces evolve into what they are meant to be—intimate, timeless, and deeply personal.

, founder of is drawn to a piece in many ways: “It’s really the blink of an eye that catches something that stops me. ...
18/08/2025

, founder of is drawn to a piece in many ways: “It’s really the blink of an eye that catches something that stops me. It could be design or colour or texture.” With creative inspiration as well as expression all around, she has found meaning in textile and clothes — memory, comfort, instinct.

Clothes, beyond fabric, she believes, hold power. Whether that be the memory of a past incident, or a loved one’s opinion on your style — they are and will remain vessels of memory.

In ‘s world, joy — not hustle — drives creation. Delhi-born and Brooklyn-based, she hand-spins and hand-knits khadi scu...
10/08/2025

In ‘s world, joy — not hustle — drives creation. Delhi-born and Brooklyn-based, she hand-spins and hand-knits khadi sculptures from indigenous Kala cotton, letting each thread carry the weight of lineage, labour, and love. Her practice bridges contemporary art and traditional craft, transforming the quiet rituals of the domestic into vessels of memory and belonging.

Away from the churn of fast fashion, she chooses slowness, intimacy, and community — where the tactile becomes a language and every piece a lived story.

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