Seating - Wooden Benches
Sustainable Seating Options
Our wooden benches are where modern styles meet functionality. Presenting an exclusive range of handwoven wooden benches made entirely out of natural & up-cycled sustainable materials. The frame of the benches is natural Jamoa wood which is locally sourced. They are also built in detachable forms considering mobility & accessibility in urban living spaces.
Yellow Colonel Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench
Yellow Colonel Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench
Herring Jute & Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench
Herring Jute & Recycled Cotton Wooden Bench
-
Weaving Entrepreneurship through Community
Self establishing entrepreneurial skills within the rural communities of Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh through income opportunities by leveraging pre-existing skill-sets in the community. An autobiographical essay by a Sirohian Artisan Zehra.
-
Enriching the lives of artisans and handicraft makers through technology
Sirohi attempts to enrich the lives of master artisans with technology and internet-based tools and empower them and their craft by providing them direct access to a global customer base. Going beyond this, also connecting artisans with designers from all over the globe to help them understand modern design sensibilities. Now we’ll talk about the one particular handicraft maker and outline the massive impact technology can make for the all artisans.
-
Azah x Sirohi - Menstrual Hygiene Drive
We partnered up with PowerHouse91's premiere women's hygiene brand Azah to educate our artisans about the need and importance of menstrual hygiene and spreading awareness about better products in the market.
-
The Entre-pun-eur Series EP 8 : Janvi Tiwari
The Entre-pun-eur Initiative by Sirohi is a one of its kind virtual chat with some of our favourites from the business industry spanning over envir...
-
Artisan Stories : Zehra
When asked what she would like to tell non-working women, she says very confidently that she would tell them to just learn the skill and start work!
-
Artisan Stories : Shahiba
Through craft, Shahiba hopes to design a future of financial independence for herself and many more women!
-
The Entre-pun-eur Series EP3: Mansi Shah
A key point Mansi highlighted was that most people still don’t know what sustainability truly stands for. "In this technical day & age, we’re constantly being bombarded with news and information all the time with no sure way of knowing whom to actually believe." This calls for people & brands to rise to the task of making sustainability simple & accessible for everyone out there.
-
The Entre-pun-eur Series EP2: Niha Elety
In the second session of Entre-pun-eur, we chat with Niharika Elety - an aspiring fashion designer who champions a slow, sustainable lifestyle through Instagram. In this, we give a nod to sustainability, fashion, Art & Dreams with passion.
-
Weave Your Own Charpai!
It was during this time of uncertainty and confinement, that we at Sirohi came out with the Weave Your Own Mini Charpai Initiative which would engage people irrespective of their age or gender, and help them acquire a new skill. With the help of our DIY Mini Charpai kits, people could now create aesthetic & culturally grounded pieces of furniture for themselves, from the comfort of their homes.
-
Samaritan Story: Inspiring Women
In our most recent collaboration with 200 million artisans, we asked people to send us stories about the women in their lives who inspire them to think differently & act responsibly. This response shares the same sentiment & is an excellent example of the fact that inspiration can be found anywhere and anytime!
-
Himalayan Origins x Sirohi
This Women's Day, Sirohi has partnered with our sisters at Himalayan Origins in introducing a Sustainable Care Package to celebrate the beauty of all the people out there & our equally beautiful planet that sustains us.
-
The Entre-pun-eur Series E1: Jyotsna Grover Sethi
“I felt that while I have many sarees to wear, I also have many stories to share, for which I had never found the time before. Rather than being stressed and depressed because of the uncertainty the lockdown imposed on everyone, I wanted to turn it into an opportunity.” ~ Jyotsna Grover Sethi
