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Inma flows around chaos to find her balance...

INMA IS ENERGY, ADVENTURE AND PASSION FOR THE THINGS DONE WELL

It was an impasse in my path, along with my desire to meet people and the world that led me to India. India is a country that leaves no one indifferent. At the age of 24, this country changed the perspective of my days and also my life. It disrupted my ideas and forced me to evolve, also creating a brutal addiction to immerse myself in his culture. India is a country that needs time (and desire), especially if you want to discover it well. “ If you can manage it you will pass the game and receive a Master in Patience “. And I already have several, which has helped me understand them and integrate myself. So much so that my Indian friends use to say that in my other life I was born and lived in India, because they do not know anyone so happy abroad in the country.

During my years there, I have traveled practically all the states of the country, alone and with someone. One of those trips was on a motorcycle with the typical Royal Enfield. I swam/ took a bath in the Ganges river, a holy place. I have a sponsored girl who calls me ‘mom’. I went deeper with yoga and did a teacher training course in the Indian Himalayas and later taught classes to my students. I have been a guest of honor at different local and international events. I have taught Spanish to indian children in a school. I have shared tuk-tuks with 17 people (in India everything is possible), I have had yellow nails due to turmeric and eat with My hands like a proper indian, I have learned to speak Tamil the local language (to defend myself), I have attended more weddings than in Spain and of course, I have gotten lost and have investigated all the markets in the country. And that is where the idea of ​​Bhauma Soul was born.

MY "ROOH"

….essence of being

Love for india

If you have ever visited India before, you will understand my fascination. During my first trip five years ago, I was immediately inspired by its incredible tradition, by its chaos and beauty in equal measure …

The beauty of traditional indian saris

If I think of India, I think of numerous colors, prints, and embroidery. I think of the movement of the saris as I walk and the groups of women leaving a trail of jasmine scent as they pass by, with their decorated braids »

Artisan and exclusive

In some market, among thousands of saris, we select by hand some that will be the raw material of our handmade and exclusive designs.

Responsible and ethical

My love for Hindu culture makes me aware of the needs and traditions of my environment, that is why we buy saris in local markets, we create a team with small workshops and we seek a stable and respectful development for everyone.

Manufacture process
Manufacture process

Sustainable

Sustainable

The concept of this brand is to reuse the Indian sarees, avoiding small imperfections that may exist in the material due to its possible previous use, since in a high percentage are used sarees, and give the end customer not only a garment, but a story with each piece. Through the recycling of the sari, or rather supra-cycling, we give a second life to the garment and make its history continue. By reusing these fabrics, we are not generating extra waste and, in this way, we create a more environmentally friendly clothing production than the conventional one, since we do not use resources by producing new raw material, but we take advantage of materials that have been discarded either by their use or by small defects that we, as far as possible, eliminate. With this process we also create a circular economy, thanks to the purchase and sale of these saris we generate income for these women and our team of local tailors.

In the Sustainable section you will find garments that, due to the nature, the ink printing and the purely handmade production of the sarees, present small imperfections. In many occasions they are practically imperceptible or they are in little visible areas and we consider that you can give life to them, leaving aside prejudices and labels, being these marks a sign of exclusivity.

Each garment is unique and unrepeatable. Even its possible small marks are special, like any scar that tells us where we have been.

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