In our quiet Assamese village, mornings began with the soft thuk-thuk of my mother’s loom. That rhythm - patient, steady, almost meditative - shaped my earliest understanding of beauty.It taught me that the most meaningful things in life are made slowly, withintention.

My mother wove not just fabrics, butdignity.The loom was her independence, her pride, her voice.

I watched her draw silk from cocoons, test each thread between her fingers, dye them in small batches, and sit at her loom until every strand found its place.Her joy was my first lesson in craftsmanship.Years later, life brought me to Bengal -another land where the loom is a heartbeat.Assam gave me softness.Bengal gave me rhythm.Together, they became the foundation of Taanté.

Taanté was born from this shared heritage -from the women, the artisans, the silent creators whose hands continue to keep India’s weaving culture alive.At Taanté, we honour the hands that shaped us.We honour the craft that shaped our families.We honour the craft that continues to breathe in every home where a loom stillsings.

Taanté is not just a brand.It is a homecoming to the place where memory lives in every weave