Ruchira Godave, maker of Mad for Macramé
Meet Ruchira Godave
Every knot is tied by hand.
Macramé began simply as a quiet personal hobby. In moments between busy days, working with unbleached cotton cord offered a calming rhythm and a way to quiet the mind.
What began as a restful practice slowly grew into a deep creative passion. Knot by knot, that devotion to mindful slow craft grew into Mad for Macramé—an atelier dedicated to pieces made with patience, care, and natural materials.
Ruchira
Founder & Maker
From hobby to passion
A continuous journey of intention, presence, and tactile discovery.
A quiet hobby
A gentle rhythm discovered simply to unwind and find moments of peace.
A calming ritual
Working with raw natural cord became a daily practice of patience and presence.
A growing passion
A personal craft that blossomed into an atelier devoted to handmade pieces.
How a piece is made
Mindful steps, natural materials, and unhurried hands.
Choose the cord
Sourcing gentle, unbleached cotton fiber that feels soft to the touch and drapes naturally in any space.
Tie by hand
Every loop and hitch is shaped patiently without machinery, letting the texture and character emerge naturally.
Finish with care
Gently combing the fringe, evening the drape, and preparing each hanging to bring warmth and quiet to a home.
See the pieces
Explore our collection of slow-made wall hangings and fiber decor.
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