Inspired by Rajputana palaces and heirloom jewels, each motif is researched and reimagined through symbols like jharokhas, lotuses, peacocks, jaalis, and architectural carvings. Rooted in the heritage crafts of Gota Patti, Meenakari, and Thewa, each piece is brought to life by generations of skilled artisans. Crafted with real silver, gold-finished zari, hand embroidery, freshwater pearls, and precious stones, every creation takes months of meticulous work.
With slowness, precision, and intention, each piece is created as a meaningful and everlasting heirloom.

Legacy is built slowly, carried through generations, and kept alive through the stories we choose to hand down. At House of Shilpi Gupta, every creation is envisioned as an heirloom, designed to become part of your family’s memories and celebrations. Passed from mother to daughter or mother-in-law to daughter-in-law, each piece carries love, belonging, and timeless craftsmanship.
Through generations of artisans, every creation preserves India’s rich craft heritage, turning craftsmanship into legacy.

Sona Chaandi honours India’s heritage by preserving Gota Patti, Meenakari, Thewa, Zardozi, and generations-old craftsmanship, transforming them into contemporary heirlooms that carry the legacy of artisans and the stories of the women who wear them.