The Economic Tragedy
7M
Weavers. Invisible value.
India's craft sector employs 7 million weavers. Yet a masterpiece requiring three months of hand-weaving sells at commodity prices. The artisan is invisible.
The Cultural Tragedy
Zero
Heritage Luxury Houses.
France built Hermès. Italy built Zegna. India possesses 3,000 years of the most sophisticated textile civilisation on earth — and has produced zero globally recognised Heritage Luxury Houses.
The Market Failure
₹2.18L Cr
Market with no anchor.
A ₹2.18 lakh crore market captured by fragmented regional retailers, fast-fashion aggregators, and contemporary labels that prioritise seasonal aesthetics over historical preservation.
Aman Agarwal
Leveraging deep expertise from a previous B2B venture, Aman successfully scaled a fragmented market into a cohesive sales division, connecting it directly to pan-India retail clients.
This proven ability to organise and elevate artisan markets is now applied to build the first global luxury brand built on Indian craft — directly linking B2B operational excellence to PESHA's strategic growth.
From Madhubani to Maison
Months 1–12
₹40–60L ARR
Launch Madhubani & Kalamkari flagship drops
3 Patron Evenings in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore
Royal Court Registry at 75+ registered pieces
Organic SEO ranking for category-defining keywords
Years 2–3
₹2–4 Cr ARR
Pan-India artisan expansion (6–8 clusters)
Patron Evenings in London & Dubai
Master Edition tier at ₹60,000–₹80,000
NRI patron base: US, UK, UAE, Singapore
Years 4–5
₹15–25 Cr ARR
Global authority: first Indian Heritage Luxury House
Series A positioning
Museum partnerships & cultural exhibitions
Verified secondary resale market
“Stories once painted on palace walls are now woven into cloth. The category is empty. The timing is now.”
— PESHA Heritage Luxury Maison