The Astro Jacket is where craftsmanship meets meaning. Hand-beaded over the course of 28+ hours in India, this sheer black denim jacket is lightweight enough for summer and detailed enough to turn heads year-round.

The design is full of symbols—each one chosen with intention. The evil eye and hamsa offer a sense of protection. The butterfly represents transformation. Stars, suns, and now a crescent moon reflect cycles of growth and change.

At the top, the Capricorn symbol is a nod to where the material and spiritual meet—something central to House of Devi’s philosophy. 

This is a jacket that’s meant to be worn, lived in, and felt—whether you're heading to a creative meeting, a gallery opening, or just stepping into your day with intention.

Details:

• Handmade in India
• Over 28 hours of hand-beading
• Sheer and breathable—ideal for warm weather
• Symbols: Evil eye, hamsa, butterfly, Capricorn glyph, crescent moon, stars, and sunbursts

The Devi Denim Jacket is where strength, symbolism, and craftsmanship come together. Handmade in India and embellished with more than 28 hours of detailed handwork, this warm sand-colored denim jacket features sheer mesh panels that bring an unexpected softness and lightness to the structure of denim.

Every symbol honors the power of the divine feminine. The lotus represents resilience, transformation, and the beauty that can emerge from difficult places. The conch shell calls us to awaken and speak our truth. The bow and arrow represent focus, courage, and purposeful action. The trishul symbolizes the power to overcome darkness and restore balance, while the damaru carries the rhythm of creation and transformation.

Together, these sacred objects and weapons—carried by Hindu gods and goddesses—reflect the many expressions of Devi energy: protective and nurturing, fierce and graceful, grounded and divine.

Raw edges and exposed seams remind us that the Devi is not about perfection. She is powerful, evolving, unapologetic, and entirely her own.

This is more than a jacket. It is wearable art created to be lived in, layered, and carried into every space where you choose to show up fully as yourself.

Details:

• Handmade in India
• More than 28 hours of intricate handwork
• Warm sand-colored denim with sheer mesh panels
• Raw-edge detailing and exposed seams
• Hand-beaded and embroidered throughout
• Symbols include the lotus, conch shell, bow and arrow, trishul, damaru, and sacred geometry
• A one-of-a-kind statement piece honoring the many forms of the divine feminine

Ward off bad vibes in true House of Devi fashion with the Hey Nazar T-shirt. Made from 100% premium cotton, this tee is as comfortable as it is captivating. The bold typography reads: "Hey Nazar, Keep Walking," reminding you to stay unstoppable while the negative energy keeps its distance.  

At the heart of the design is a striking graphic of an eye. The iris is meticulously illustrated with intricate patterns inspired by traditional Indian beadwork, blending cultural charm with contemporary flair. 

This is more than a t-shirt – it’s an amulet for your wardrobe. Whether you’re navigating your day or setting off on new adventures, wear it as your personal shield.

Keep walking, stay bold, and let the world know: Hey Nazar, not today.

- Model is wearing a size small.

- 100% Cotton  
- Graphic print featuring beadwork eye  
- Regular fit, designed for all-day comfort  
- Unisex sizing 

Some connections aren’t meant to be explained—they’re meant to be felt. The Chand Mala Devi T-shirt by House of Devi honors creation, devotion, and the untold stories woven into us all.

Made from 100% soft cotton, this tee blends sacred symbolism with hand-drawn artistry. The word DEVI is dotted across the chest, with a poem called "Connect the Dots" flowing through it—a reminder that life’s moments are meant to align in their own divine rhythm.

At the heart of the design is a Chandmala, traditionally used to adorn deities, featuring Lajjā Gaurī, the lotus-headed goddess of abundance, fertility, and modesty. Brought to life with beadwork-inspired detail and a subtle embroidered needle-and-thread motif, the design celebrates connection—between craft, spirit, and wearer.

Details:

• 100% Cotton 
• Dry clean only
• Unisex fit 

A Symbol of Sisterhood, Strength & the Doors We Open Together

Fifty years of bold moves, big dreams, and unwavering sisterhood—this necklace is more than jewelry. It’s a key, a reminder of the doors we’ve unlocked for ourselves and each other.

At the heart of this piece is a double-sided key, because NAWBO isn’t just about receiving wisdom—it’s about giving it back. We rise, we lift, we build. Inspired by an Indian tradition where the matriarch held the family’s keys—symbolizing trust, responsibility, and access to abundance—this key represents leadership, resilience, and the unbreakable bonds that fuel our collective success.

On one side of the key, four crystals in the the NAWBO teal color are nestled along the stem, signifying NAWBO’s 4 C’s of Entrepreneurial Women:

🔹 Capital – The resources to make bold, informed financial moves.

🔹 Confidence – The leadership and personal growth tools to own your path.

🔹 Community – The sisterhood that amplifies our voices and impact.

🔹 Congress – The advocacy that ensures our seat at every table.

On the other side, NAWBO’s name is etched into the stem, a permanent mark of the organization’s legacy.

Finally, the NAWBO logo sits at the heart center, where courage, leadership, and purpose reside.

Modeled by NextGen NAWBO member Tamara Pensiero, Founder & CEO of Kismmet—a visionary app that allows you to passively connect with people around you—this piece embodies the innovation, spirit, and connectivity that NAWBO champions.

Wear it. Share it. Pass it forward.

Each necklace is individually handmade, so slight differences are natural. The product photo shows our first sample; the final version includes small design updates.

If you are interested in purchasing 10 or more necklaces for your team, reach out to [email protected]!

Title: Time in Bloom

Artist: Shital Dalwadi-Oza
Year: 2026
Dimensions: 14 × 14 inches
Medium: Vitreous enamel on copper, sari textile, copper wire, and clock mechanism
Techniques: Sgraffito, embossing, fold forming, layered enamel, and dimensional surface work