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“We’ve had many moments of extreme frustration through rude peers, disrespectful landlords and ridiculous bankers who have asked where our ‘daddy’ is during business meetings,” says Mriga Kapadiya, one-half of NORBLACK NORWHITE (@norblacknorwhite), a female-owned business based in Delhi, India, on a mission to celebrate indigenous art and immigrant culture through handcrafted textiles. “It’s important to identify and contribute to making sure evolution doesn’t simply mean working towards colonial ideas of greatness and success, including the mass manufacturing of everything,” explains Mriga. “We wish to work with communities around the world, but we will always be committed to promoting Indian artistry.”
Despite the daily challenges, Mriga and her business partner Amrit Kumar are lit up by their female peers. “We are all coming together in such a meaningful type of sisterhood. It makes our hearts explode,” says Mriga. “We are super excited to keep creating, building and creating space for the goddesses around the world.”
This post is in celebration of Women’s History Month. Throughout March, we’ll be highlighting the stories of women doing extraordinary things around the world.
Photo by @norblacknorwhite

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