"One more chance for forgotten things."
About Ekaurr
Ekaurr — meaning "one more" in Hindi — is a design studio founded by Ragini Bengani, Dhwani Bengani, and Vidushi Hirawat. Rooted in conscious artistry, Ekaurr transforms discarded materials from old workshops and rural homes into beautiful, purposeful decor.
Built on 25+ years of recycling and upcycling experience under Bonafide Exports, Ekaurr brings mindful luxury into Indian homes — celebrating heritage, inventiveness, and renewal.

3 Founders 25+ Yrs Legacy


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Conscious Upcycling
Our Mission & Values

We transform materials discarded from old workshops and rural homes — vintage shoe moulds, print blocks, cowbells, brass curios — into one-of-a-kind decor that carries a story.

Sustainability First

Ethically made, morally sourced, and consciously manufactured. Every Ekaurr piece is a commitment to slow craft over fast fashion — beauty that does no harm.

Heritage & Culture

Rooted in India's rich cultural legacy, Ekaurr fuses vintage inspiration with modern design — honouring traditions while creating pieces for contemporary living.
Our Product Collections

Wooden Art & Sculptures
Vintage shoe moulds, carved jalis & reclaimed wood transformed into striking sculptural decor.

Terracotta & Clay
Handcrafted miniature pots, planters and clay pieces celebrating India's ancient pottery traditions.

Textile & Wearables
Kantha jackets, hand-embroidered pieces and upcycled fabric art — wearable stories.

Candle Holders & More
Print blocks repurposed as tealight holders, antique brass curios, bird feeders & sacred-use objects.
Why Choose Ekaurr?

One-of-a-Kind Pieces
Every item is unique — no two are identical. Own something truly yours.

Zero Waste Philosophy

Featured in ELLE DECOR
Recognised by India's leading design publication for conscious artistry.

Scrap metal, old wood, rustic cowbells — nothing goes to waste at Ekaurr.
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Artisan Employment
Supporting skilled Indian craftspeople and reviving traditional techniques.
Recognition & Story
As featured in ELLE DECOR India, Ekaurr is described as conscious artistry — a trio of young entrepreneurs navigating design and decor with quiet dignity and innovation.

Vintage wooden shoe moulds turned into room-anchoring sculptures

Antique print blocks repurposed as tealight holders and planters

Driftwood, scrap metal, and jute elevated to collectible art

Sacred spoons, cowbells & brass curios given new spiritual purpose

Rescued doors and carved jalis from ageing havelis revived for modern homes

Website: www.ekaurr.com

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