At Blueprint Collective, our story begins with a question: What if memories could be made tangible? What if light, clay, and fabric could hold time still—just long enough to remember?
Founded by artists Shruti Mukherjee and Anirban Das, our journey started with a shared fascination for forgotten processes and the stories objects can tell. In a world that moves fast and forgets faster, we sought refuge in the slow, the handmade, and the meaningful.
Cyanotype printing, a 19th-century photographic process, became our anchor—a medium through which shadows, nature, and nostalgia are preserved in shades of deep, soulful blue. Clay offered us another language, one shaped by hands and fire, where form follows feeling. Every textile, every print, every piece of pottery became a way to revive, relive, and reimagine.
But more than a studio or brand, Blueprint Collective is a philosophy—a belief in the beauty of imperfection, in art that connects people, and in craft as a way to slow down and remember.
Our story continues to evolve with every piece we make. Through local collaborations, sustainable practices, and the revival of age-old techniques, we hope to build not just products—but a collective archive of artistry, memory, and emotion.
Come, explore the traces of our journey—etched in blue, shaped in clay, and stitched with time.