Handmade in Bengal

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Sabai grass and Gohona silver, handmade in rural Bengal.

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Kutchi Banjara sabai grass bag in green
Kutchi Banjara Sabai Bag
Kusuma shakha with meenakari roses
Kusuma Shakha
Deep teal sabai and Dokra table mat
Sabai and Dokra Table Mat
Gohona · our signature

“Where HeritageBecomes Jewellery”

Close-up of a gulabi meenakari flower set on a white shakha
Two women wearing meenakari shakhas
Gohona spotlight

Kusuma Shakha

Bengal creates the Shakha. Banaras creates the Gulab Meenakari.

How Daroonjinish Gohona is made

From shell to silver, in four steps

The making of a meenakari shakha

Five steps. Three months. Hand carved. Hand made.

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Sabai · Dokra · Shakha · Noa

Ways to include Bengal in our daily lives

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Artisan hands weaving a sabai grass basket
Woven by hand in Bengal
A handwoven sabai grass mat
A handwoven sabai basket up close

These women weren't short of talent. They were short of visibility.

Poonam Sheth, Founder
A Daroonjinish sabai bag, worn every day
How sabai becomes a basket

Eco Friendly. Pet Friendly. Plastic Free.

A Vegan, Ahimsa Way of Living

"It's not just grass that we weave into a basket. It's a way of life."

Sabai at the table

Sabai Way of Wine and Dine

Maroon sabai wine basket with copper tumblers and bottlesThe wine basket Poonam pouring chai beside a black sabai serving trayThe chai tray Sabai platter with crackers, toast and dipThe snack platter Blue sabai basket of tomatoes and greens on a round matThe fruit basket
Launching soon Shugondho Shakti

The scented
shakha and pola

A refillable scent insert in the silver clasp keeps Kannauj attar on your wrist for hours.

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distilled the old way in Kannauj
Loved right now

Made slowly, chosen often

Worn and loved

Sassy Sabai

Celebrate the fierce, fashionable spirit of women who wear Daroonjinish with pride.

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Natural materials

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Zero-waste practice

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New pieces and early access to Gohona launches.