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Founder Message

A Message From Manisha

Our Founder and Creative Director
Hope you feel the warmth, love and spark of creativity as you wrap yourself in Marushika. May each garment be a canvas on which you paint the colours of your happy soul.

Thank you for embracing Marushika. With gratitude.
Manisha Verma
Founder & Creative Director
Unique Features

Craftsmanship

What makes us different

The Elephant

The elephant embodies prosperity, wisdom, and enduring grace. With its majestic presence, it symbolizes resilience and dignity, inspiring our designs to celebrate inner strength and beauty.

The Fish

Fish symbolize fluidity, adaptability, and abundance, guiding us to embrace change and flow with life's currents. Our designs reflect the journey of growth and transformation, echoing the rhythms of opportunity.

The Deer

Adorned with delicate details, the deer represents grace, gentleness, and spiritual growth. As guardians of the forest, they inspire a harmonious connection to nature and inner reflection in our designs.
Ethical Practice

Sustainability & Fair Trade

Our Commitment to Sustainability and Fair Trade

Sustainability in handcrafted fashion is an imperative fusion of exquisite craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. Artisans who specialise in the creation of high-end garments are increasingly embracing eco-friendly practices, opting for materials that have a minimal environmental impact. The sourcing of organic, ethically produced fabrics and dyes becomes paramount, ensuring that the production process minimises harm to the ecosystem. 

Additionally, these artisans often employ traditional, time-honoured techniques that have less carbon footprint, as opposed to mass-produced alternatives. The emphasis on longevity in design, rather than fleeting trends, further underscores the commitment to sustainability, as garments are crafted with enduring style and durability in mind.

Beyond materials and production, the sustainable handcrafted fashion movement emphasises ethical labour practices. Artisans are often paid fair wages, and their skills are valued as part of a heritage that deserves preservation. By investing in quality craftsmanship and ethical production, sustainable high-end fashion not only contributes to environmental conservation but also supports the livelihoods of skilled artisans, fostering a symbiotic relationship between the fashion industry and the communities it engages with. 

This conscious approach to handcrafted fashion aligns the aesthetic allure of luxury with a deeper sense of responsibility, making each garment not just a symbol of opulence but a testament to a mindful, sustainable future.