About Murgabi
The word Murgabi is a Persian word, referring to ducks and other waterfowl. Every winter, migratory ducks travel from Siberia and Canada to India—elegant voyagers that cross borders and connect distant lands. Inspired by their grace, resilience, and boundless journeys, Murgabi was founded in 2024 as a family-run brand dedicated to celebrating India’s exquisite handcrafted textiles.
Blending tradition with innovation
At Murgabi, we take pride in blending tradition with innovation. Our designs showcase exquisite Indian handloom textiles in contemporary silhouettes, creating timeless apparel that bridges the gap between heritage and modernity. Each piece we create is a tribute to the artisans who weave their stories and skill into every thread.
Quality, Sustainability & Craftsmanship
Guided by our commitment to quality, sustainability, and thoughtful craftsmanship, we invite you to join us in celebrating India’s enduring textile traditions. With Murgabi, discover the beauty of tradition reimagined for today’s world—where artistry and elegance know no borders, just like the migratory birds that inspire us.
the Founder
Harpriya Nakai
Murgabi is a family-run brand that seamlessly merges contemporary design with artisanal craftsmanship, aiming to capture the imagination of the world through products that preserve the timeless beauty of handloom textiles while embracing modern styling. At the heart of this vision is Harpriya Nakai, the Founder and Creative Director of Murgabi.
A passionate advocate for India’s rich textile heritage, Harpriya works closely with artisans across India, from Kullu in Himachal Pradesh to Kotkapura in Punjab, to source and create authentic handloom fabrics. With a deep respect for craftsmanship, she collaborates with her family to support these artisans, ensuring they receive fair compensation for their work.
Harpriya is driven by the belief that fair pricing and creating a sustainable demand for handcrafted products are key to reviving and preserving India’s traditional weaving culture. Her vision for Murgabi is not just about design but also about fostering a community of artisans, ensuring their craft thrives for generations to come.