As empires rose and fell, the lanes of Sadar Bazaar remained eternal. Through the decline of the Mughal court, the Maratha era and the arrival of the British, our family continued their craft — adapting, evolving, but never abandoning the traditions passed down through generations.

Silver filigree, meenakari enamel, kundan setting, German silver work — each technique absorbed and preserved in the narrow galis of Old Delhi.

In 1992, with India liberalising and a new generation of women discovering the joy of adornment, our family formalised what had been an ancestral practice into a modern brand — SatoriBox.

Still rooted in Sadar Bazaar. Still guided by the same craft, care and heritage that a Mughal princess once saw fit to invite to her moonlit avenue.

Today, SatoriBox carries that centuries-old soul into the digital age. Every piece is sourced from the same artisan communities of Old Delhi — craftsmen who learned their trade in the same narrow lanes where our story began.

Loved by lakhs of women across India. Shipped from the heart of Delhi. Packed with the same love that Jahanara Begum's artisans once brought to the courts of the Mughal Empire.