Not Just a Name. A Direction.
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Where It Started
Varsaca began as a handcrafted initiative rooted in Indian textile traditions. Founded by Varsha Bawari and Amruta Chitrao, the early collections focused on hand-stitched kantha, block-printed fabrics, and surface experimentation.
This phase was about Making.
From Product to Perspective
Over time, the focus shifted beyond individual products toward a defined design lens. Instead of building inventory, the studio began refining selections — shaping collections through restraint, balance, and cohesion.
The opening of our Experience Studios in Navi Peth and Baner marked a pivotal shift. These were not retail stores. They were environments of conversation — where material could be touched, and craft understood.
This phase was about Direction.
The Workshop & The Impact
With the launch of our Lavale production unit, Varsaca moved into structured creation. The workshop became a hub for ethical production and empowerment — particularly for women from underprivileged backgrounds.
Here, inherited skill transformed into financial independence.
But empowerment at Varsaca is design-driven, not charity-driven. Craft is positioned within contemporary context — not preserved as nostalgia.
This phase was about Collaboration.
The Studio Era
As collections matured, so did our reach.
Varsaca evolved into a design authority — collaborating with architects, hospitality projects, and curated residential spaces. The work extended beyond décor into bespoke textile installations and curated environments.
The journey became less about selling pieces, and more about shaping taste.
This phase is about Authority.
