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Okay so I make crochet gajras and they’re genuinely so pretty I had to post here l

The whole point of these is that they look and feel like a real gajra but they don’t die on you by evening. Lightweight, sit well in the hair, and the crochet work is really detailed — each one is made by hand so they have that slight handmade charm to them.

5 designs in the Sugandha collection — Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala, and Gul. Works for sarees, daily wear, pujas, or just because.

Also if you completely blanked on Mother’s Day this weekend, this is your sign. She’ll actually use this one, unlike most gifts.

📦 Ships pan-India
🚀 Next day delivery in Bangalore
🏠 Same day pickup also possible if you’re nearby — just DM me

💰 Starting at ₹449
Drop a comment or DM, happy to share more photos!

Okay so I make crochet gajras and they’re genuinely so pretty I had to post here lol

The whole point of these is that they look and feel like a real gajra but they don’t die on you by evening. Lightweight, sit well in the hair, and the crochet work is really detailed — each one is made by hand so they have that slight handmade charm to them.

5 designs in the Sugandha collection — Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala, and Gul. Works for sarees, daily wear, pujas, or just because.

Also if you completely blanked on Mother’s Day this weekend, this is your sign. She’ll actually use this one, unlike most gifts.

📦 Ships pan-India
🚀 Next day delivery in Bangalore
🏠 Same day pickup also possible if you’re nearby — just DM me
💰 Starting at ₹449
Drop a comment or DM, happy to share more photos!

Okay so I make crochet gajras and they’re genuinely so pretty I had to post here lol

The whole point of these is that they look and feel like a real gajra but they don’t die on you by evening. Lightweight, sit well in the hair, and the crochet work is really detailed — each one is made by hand so they have that slight handmade charm to them.

5 designs in the Sugandha collection — Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala, and Gul. Works for sarees, daily wear, pujas, or just because.

Also if you completely blanked on Mother’s Day this weekend, this is your sign. She’ll actually use this one, unlike most gifts.

📦 Ships pan-India
💰 PRICE : 449 INR
Drop a comment or DM, happy to share more photos!

Okay so I make crochet gajras and they’re genuinely so pretty I had to post here lol

The whole point of these is that they look and feel like a real gajra but they don’t die on you by evening. Lightweight, sit well in the hair, and the crochet work is really detailed — each one is made by hand so they have that slight handmade charm to them.

5 designs in the Sugandha collection — Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala, and Gul. Works for sarees, daily wear, pujas, or just because.

Also if you completely blanked on Mother’s Day this weekend, this is your sign. She’ll actually use this one, unlike most gifts.

📦 Ships pan-India
🚀 Next day delivery in Bangalore
🏠 Same day pickup also possible if you’re nearby — just DM me

💰 Starting at ₹449
Drop a comment or DM, happy to share more photos!

Hey everyone! I run Scrunchit, a small handmade accessories brand I started in 2019 from my room making scrunchies. Just launched our new crochet line called the Sugandha collection, Sugandha meaning fragrance in Sanskrit. Each piece is named after a flower, Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala and Gul. Every piece is handcrafted by women artisans in Jaipur and we’re MSME certified. We ship pan India. Would love for this community to check it out and share any feedback!

https://scrunchit.co.in/collections/crochet-accessories

I run a small handmade accessories brand and we just launched a crochet line made by women artisans in Jaipur. One thing I’ve always believed is that the packaging should feel like receiving a gift, even if you bought it for yourself. So we put a lot of thought into how everything is wrapped and presented. Curious if this actually matters to people who get handmade or if I’m completely overthinking it. Would love honest opinions.

Just finished a crochet gajra collection I’ve been developing for months. Called it the Sugandha collection, Sugandha meaning fragrance in Sanskrit, and named each piece after flowers. Malika, Suryakanti, Aruna, Komala and Gul. Felt right because gajras are so deeply connected to flowers and fragrance in Indian culture. The women who make these are based in Jaipur and honestly their work is what makes these pieces so special. First time sharing here, would love to know what the crochet community thinks.