Thank you!

When we started this journey, we knew nothing about the rules and formalities. When they say starting from zero, we literally started from zero. All we knew was, in India, we are filled with various crafts. We are surrounded by weavers and artisans. One thing we had in our hearts throughout was that if our idea succeeds, then we can help many weavers and artisans along with us. The vision was not just to grow, but to grow together. Probably there are many others who are trying the same thing, but few more hands helping is what our nation needs. Not just a few, but the more people come forward with an intention to help each other, the faster we will progress as a nation.

Every step we took was into an unknown area of work. Starting from taking our business license to all different government formalities. Nobody teaches us those in any school, isn’t it? Only if you have a business background then someone in the family guides you. For us, we were depending on complete strangers. Many we met were good people, but we must not deny the fact that some people we met were trying to even take us for a ride. But I guess, it is nothing new. Everyone who tries to walk on a new path faces the same. We did too. What we want to focus on are the good people we met, good events we experienced, and the good lessons we learned. Business is a never-ending subject it seems, and we are just new students in the class full of giants. Our goal is to make less mistakes. As less as possible. And, in case we made any, correct the mistake as soon as we noticed. 

It's been a long journey so far, and here we are launching our eCommerce website finally. Today, we want to thank all those people who guided us towards the right direction, helped us with the right information, encouraged us by referring their friends, family, clients towards our products. We want all these precious people to know that without them it would have been more difficult. So, thank you for making our journey a little comforting, a little smooth. Thank you for showing us the light in those corners where we needed it the most. Thank you.