HEN buzzed with energy in February, packed with events to help women entrepreneurs grow their businesses and connections.
Introduction
Sunakshi had a vision. She wanted to build something that honoured the festivals Indian women have always loved — not with mass-produced decor from a factory shelf, but with pieces that carried the warmth of hands that made them. Torans hung with care. Rangolis you could feel the intention in. A KC Thali that felt worthy of the occasion. That was TyouharIndia. That was the dream.What she didn’t fully anticipate was how much of that dream would be built by other women — women she hadn’t hired, hadn’t known for years, hadn’t pitched to. Women she simply found, because she was honest about what she was building, inside a community that rewards that kind of honesty.
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Together, as women entrepreneurs and creators, we’ve built not just products — but a festive masterpiece.
Sunakshi — Founder, TyouharIndia
The word masterpiece could sound like marketing. Here, it isn’t. Look at what actually went into this collection and you start to understand what she means.

Sapna Garg
Sapna Singh is a content strategist and digital visibility professional at Her Entrepreneurial Network (HEN), where she researches and develops informative, practical and insight-led content for women entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals. Her work covers a wide range of topics across entrepreneurship, business growth, marketing, branding, networking, finance, technology, leadership, productivity and emerging business trends. With a focus on making complex subjects easy to understand and apply, she creates credible, actionable content designed to help entrepreneurs learn, make informed decisions and build stronger, more sustainable businesses.









