Ridhima Singla is the founder of Claome India, a platform dedicated to handcrafted Indian art and thoughtful curation. Through Claome, she works closely with artists across India to bring traditional, meaningful artworks into contemporary living spaces.

My journey with Pichwai began not as a business, but as reverence. Hinduism holds deep meaning in both our culture and my personal life—it shapes my moral compass, my principles, and the way I see the world. It feels like a spiritual rulebook for my core, something that quietly guides me every day.

Claome began as a furniture and home décor venture and gradually evolved into a dedicated art gallery for Pichwai. This transition felt natural. I work closely with traditional artists to bring thoughtfully made Indian art into contemporary homes.

Claome is not a fast-paced art platform. Each artwork is carefully curated and often developed over weeks or months, with close attention to technique, symbolism, and authenticity. As a curator, I work closely with skilled artists, guiding each piece from concept to completion, ensuring that the story, colours, and iconography remain true to the Pichwai tradition.

Today, through Claome India, Ridhima Singla continues to curate handcrafted Indian artworks rooted in tradition, patience, and detail — supporting artists and encouraging a slower, more conscious way of collecting art.