Reviving Kutch Handicrafts with Nidhi Lodha of June
Impact India
English - July 21, 2020 15:43 - 34 minutes - 79.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 5 ratingsPlaces & Travel Society & Culture Business travel sustainable travel india eco travel social enterprise startups social good social impact social entrepreneurship zero waste Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
In episode 27 of the Impact India podcast, I chat with Nidhi Lodha of June, a homegrown brand reviving the crafts of Gujarat by making wearable art.
Nidhi is a copywriter by profession with a passion for working with textiles and colors. After her short stint in advertising in Mumbai, she returned home to Gujarat to specialize in working with Kutch handwork. This led to the launch of June.
June is led by a team of female artisans reviving Kutch handicrafts, native to Gujarat. The team uses vintage and contemporary materials—from old coins and mirrors, to shells and bharat handwork—to create unique and beautiful accessory collections.
In this episode, Nidhi and I dive into:
The challenges of wearing too many hats in your business How she ensures her team always has work, by partnering with like-minded brands that her team can also lend their skills toThe need to connect more meaningfully with the items we buyHow June is supporting the wild elephants of IndiaConnect with Nidhi at studiojune.in and on Instagram.
“Creativity needs its own space to breathe.”
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