Meet The Team
Tanvi Berry
Founder and Creative Director
Born in New Delhi and shaped by the scent of mogra summers and monsoon soil, Tanvi Berry has always viewed creation as a quiet act of devotion.
With a BA (Hons) in Fashion Design and experience across global fashion houses, she brings together the precision of craft and the poetry of ritual — reimagining fashion not just as adornment, but as a force for healing, remembrance, and return. To her, holistic wellness is not a trend — it is a remembering. Of ancient knowledge, of the body’s rhythms, of the Earth’s generous intelligence. It is found in the softness of botanically dyed silk against bare skin, in the stillness between thoughts, in objects made with intention and worn with reverence.
Her philosophy extends beyond the garment, into the bowl, the breath and the quiet rituals of daily life. Through Edible Rituals — T.Berry’s botanical pantry series — Tanvi explores beauty as nourishment, and nourishment as the first form of care. Food becomes tincture, ceremony, and an act of deep presence.
Tanvi’s design process is instinctive — often working across multiple ideas at once, led by emotion, history, and a deep listening to the materials themselves. Her world is an ever-evolving tapestry of art, architecture, ecology, dance, and storytelling — threads gathered from books, botanical gardens, old cities, and quiet conversations.
A lifelong practitioner of Bharatanatyam — one of the sacred classical dances of South India — Tanvi carries over two decades of experience in this meditative art form and infuses each creation with the same balance of grace and groundedness.
Travel remains her preferred mode of study. Jacaranda trees, her quiet obsession.
Tanvi’s Wish List —
- A slower world, where consumption is an intentional act, not an unconscious reflex to ever-shifting trends.
- A system where every maker is valued and every thread carries dignity, ethical conditions and fair wages.
- A circular rhythm to creation — where nothing is waste and everything returns.
- A new metric of success: one rooted equally in profit, purpose, and planetary wellbeing.
- A time machine, for gathering wisdom across eras, and beauty across civilizations.
Mr. Alim Ahmad
Pattern Cutter and Product Developer Extraordinaire
Originally from Amethi, Uttar Pradesh, Mr. Ahmad — or Masterji, as we respectfully call him — began his journey as a tailor and worked his way up to become a gifted pattern cutter. He moved to Delhi in 1995 and has called the city home ever since, apart from a few transformative years spent in Dubai gaining specialised industry experience.
He now lives in Delhi with his wife, Suraiya Bano, and their two children. Their home is filled with quiet devotion — Suraiya lovingly prepares his lunch each day, and in return, Masterji balances fatherhood and work with humility and grace. In his own words, it is her steadfast presence that allows him to give his best to both home and atelier. Their language of love is made up of small, consistent acts of care.
A devout man of faith, Masterji offers namaz five times a day, gently infusing the atelier with his prayers and presence. Often the first to arrive in the morning, he brings with him not just expert craftsmanship but a quiet steadiness — a calm presence that anchors the space.
Whether it’s a bespoke garment, a botanical sleep eye pillow, or an order for ahimsa silk scrunchies, Masterji approaches every piece with the same integrity, attention, and sincere dedication to excellence.
Rwisumwi Basumatary
Atelier Assistant and Resident Marie Kondo
Rwisumwi Didi moved to New Delhi from Assam in 2006 and has been a quiet creative spark in the city ever since. While her family remains in Assam, she visits them once or twice a year — carrying stories, laughter, and little tokens back and forth like thread between two worlds.
She is the grounding energy of our atelier — part archivist, part magician. From setting up our studio with meticulous care to cross-referencing every fabric remnant by colour and type, Rwisumwi ensures even the smallest scraps are part of our circular story. Thanks to her, we’ve been able to honour our zero-waste philosophy not just in principle, but in practice.
Whether it’s preparing materials before they land on the cutting table or gently packing each order that leaves our door, her hands move with quiet precision and intention. She’s the only one who truly knows where every fastening and trim is stored — and quite possibly the only one who could navigate our studio blindfolded.
Outside of work, she’s our in-house karaoke and dancing queen. A natural in front of the camera, dressing up for photoshoots is one of her greatest joys. You’ll often hear her humming nostalgic Assamese and Hindi songs from the '90s — which is exactly why we rarely put on music. Her playlist lives in her heart — with a different melody for every mood, every morning.