Brooches, worn your way.
A small studio in Hyderabad, making pieces that don't sit still — lapel to scarf, collar to sari pleat.
Free shipping in India · 15-day returns · Hand-finished in Hyderabad
Hand-finished
Every piece, every clasp
Made in Hyderabad
One room, five hands
Free shipping
Across India · 3-5 days
15-day returns
Unworn · no questions
The Saya Manifesto
Jewellery isn't an addition.
It changes how you carry yourself.
Free of rules
No occasion. No gender. No prescription. The piece is yours the moment it leaves the studio.
Made for daily
Hand-finished in solid bronze and brass — heirloom feel at a price you can wear on a Tuesday.
One, many ways
Every brooch is designed to live on a lapel, a scarf, a bag, a collar, or a sari. Nothing fixed.
Shop by collection
Three ways to browse.
Party Royale
21 pieces
The pieces that catch light — high grade stones set by skilled artisans. Brooches set with premium cut stones …
Heritage Collection
21 pieces
Hand-buffed bronze with a warm antique polish — pieces that age like heirlooms. Hand-finished bronze brooches …
Brooches & Buttons
15 pieces
Distinct on their own, exceptional together—brooches and buttons curated to create harmonious pairings. Fasten…
The edit · New arrivals
Begin with one.
Made for the woman who notices
A small thing on the shoulder,
a quiet rebellion in the way you move.
In the wild · Look 01
How they're being worn.
The founders
Divya & Simran.
We met at a wedding in Udaipur in 2022. One of us was sketching brooches on a napkin. The other asked who made them. The answer was no one yet.
House of Saya started on the next flight back to Hyderabad. Three karigars, one polisher, one room above an old textile shop.
Ways to wear
One brooch. Six places.
Every piece is designed to move. The full guide is on the Ways to Wear page.
Early notes · Launch week
From the people who wore one first.
I keep moving it. Lapel one day, scarf the next."
Anushka K.
Mumbai
The Camel
Felt like an heirloom at a price I could justify on a weekday."
Rohan M.
Bangalore
The Panther
I wore the Stag pinned through a sari and three people asked."
Tara V.
Hyderabad
The Stag