A boutique
for keepsake drapes.
We began with a single drape, and a quiet promise.
Riddhi was born from a simple conviction — that a woman's wardrobe deserves pieces she returns to, remembers, and passes on. In a world of fast cycles, we are unhurried. We work with handloom weavers in Benares, block-printers in Jaipur, and master embroiderers in Lucknow.
Every saree is woven on a pitloom. Every lehenga is embroidered by a single pair of hands across weeks. Every kurti is stitched in ateliers where craft still feels like conversation.
The result — drapes that look heirloom from the very first wear and feel softer with every season that follows.
Meena Raghu &
Naveen Raghu
Riddhi is the shared dream of two siblings — Meena Raghu, a curator with an instinct for handloom, and Naveen Raghu, who built the boutique from a single weave to the atelier you see today. Together they hand-pick every saree, kurti, and lehenga from weavers and artisans across South India, with a quiet promise: nothing leaves Riddhi unless they would wear it themselves.
We work with fewer weavers, for longer, and pay fair wages above industry standard.
Pure silks, chanderi, organza, linen — fibers that breathe and age beautifully.
Most pieces are made in runs of 8–20, often never re-stocked once sold.
Recycled kraft boxes, cloth pouches, no plastic — ever.