Launching this Navratri · 11–19 October 2026Quick links
About us
Two women, one family, and a love of Indian cloth. Opening this Navratri, October 2026.
The name
We took that word as our brief. Grace isn't something added on top; it is the ease of good cloth that falls well and sits calmly on the body. So we start with the cloth, and keep the shapes simple enough to let it speak.
Meet us
![[Your name], founder of Nivati](images/about-you.jpg)
Founder
Hello, I'm [Your name]. [Two or three lines about you: where you grew up, what you did before Nivati, and the moment you knew you wanted to make clothes from sarees.]
When I married into the family, I also inherited a cupboard of sarees, and a mother-in-law who could tell me the story behind each one. Nivati began in those conversations.
![[Her name], co-founder of Nivati](images/about-mother-in-law.jpg)
Co-founder
[Her name] is my mother-in-law, and the other half of Nivati. [Two or three lines about her: the sarees she has kept, what she knows about cloth and stitching, what she does at Nivati.]
She is the first to hold every saree that comes to us, and the last to check every piece before it leaves.
“The best sarees in the family were the ones kept folded. We started Nivati so they could be worn again.”
The Nivati promise
How we got here
Edit these milestones with your own dates and moments.
[How the idea started, and the first saree you two looked at together.]
[The first things you made, for family and friends, and what you learned.]
A name that means graceful, and a logo built from the shape of a woven buti.
Our first collection for women and kids, and custom orders from your own sarees.
For custom pieces you see the plan and the price first.
Offcuts from your saree are folded in with your piece.
Ready sizes for the shop, your own measurements for custom orders.
Say hello
[Studio address line]
[City, state, PIN]
By appointment. Message us first and we'll put the kettle on.
