Trupti Mohta

If your designs could speak, what would they say?

Our handcrafted designs are a testament to the richness and vibrancy of our cultural heritage, speaking eloquently of our traditions and intricate craftsmanship. Each piece embodies the essence of our country’s legacy, showcasing a unique fusion of artistry and tradition that resonates with the soul.

What are the signature elements in your designs?

Our jewelry is inspired by nature. And all our motifs and collections are based on Nature. From the dried twig to the birds to the lotus flower to chains creating a waterfall, we capture the dance of the abundance of nature to create poetry that adds to a woman's own beauty while wearing our Jewelry. Quality is another signature element of Our Jewelry. The pieces are so well made that you can pass them on to the next generations. And thus we call them Modern Day Heirlooms. Thirdly they are superbly handcrafted. A skill that is slowly dying. We use natural raw stones and designs around it to preserve its uniqueness.

Which celebrity or personality do you dream of dressing?

Which collection are you most proud of, and why?

Flamboyant Flock is the collection I'm most proud of. The bird is a big motif and has a certain weight. So placing it in a way for it to look beautiful, but at the same time counter these challenges was a tightrope for me. It is a design that has timeless charm. We re-launched it with vibrant hues and people loved it. It's my most copied piece. Suddenly the whole market wanted birds after our collection came out.

Where do you find inspiration for your designs?

My first inspiration to design jewelry came from my hometown Bikaner, Rajasthan. As kids, we used to go for our annual holiday to Rajasthan and see women doing all kinds of chores adorned top to bottom in jewelry. I found that missing in our urban lives and that is how I started designing jewelry. Also, my design inspiration is and will always be Mother Nature and its beauty. Always trying to capture its flow and timeless essence.

Which designer in the world inspires you?

Sabyasachi. Ritu Kumar

Share a memorable "aha" moment from your design career.

My 'aha' moment was when people liked all the crazy designs I made. That really egged me on. As I only wanted to make what I would like to wear, and when women were bold enough to experiment with my pieces and enjoy them, it gave me a high.