A small studio with a long story.

Esoraa is a design studio in Berlin. We work with textiles from India, closely and for years, and we release what we make in drops. The studio door is open too: block printing workshops in our home studio in Mitte.

Esoraa was founded in Berlin in 2022 by Karvishi Agarwal Willert, a trained fashion and textile designer from India. Indian textiles are where she comes from. She has spent years working with the people who make them, from handloom weaving studios to block carving workshops. Esoraa began as a marketplace for Indian craft in Europe. In 2025 it became what it was always heading towards: her own design studio.

The studio works in drops: small, complete releases of handcrafted products, each one made with artisans she knows by name. The first drop is Soft Structures: two families of bags. Warp Bags, handwoven on traditional looms from discarded textiles, then printed by hand. And bags woven from recycled nylon, made from fishing nets collected on the coasts of Gujarat and Maharashtra.

I started to see form differently, not only in how fabric falls, but in how structure can hold space without becoming rigid. Bags felt like a natural evolution: intimate, worn close to the body, but built with intention and shape.

Karvishi Agarwal Willert, founder and designer

Both rest on the two crafts the studio is built on: hand block printing and dhurrie weaving. Everything is made in small batches. Slight variations in pattern and colour are the trace of a hand, not a machine.

Karvishi hosts every workshop session herself: you print with hand-carved wooden blocks on organic cotton or paper, and take home what you make. All materials are included, masala chai and snacks are served throughout, and no experience is needed. Just curiosity.