Bhumika Chauhan
Most fashion tells you how to look. One in the Universe tells you how to feel.
In an industry ruled by trends, speed, and constant change, this brand chooses a different path—slower, deeper, more intentional. Here, fabric is more than material. Patterns are more than decoration. Every piece is an emotional frequency, woven with purpose, designed to awaken memory and meaning.
“Our mission is to create clothing that remembers who you are,” says the founder. “Not just garments, but silent healing experiences wrapped in fabric.”
The Seed of a Vision
The idea began with a question that lingered: What if the clothes we wear could remember us? This question met two realities—the fading of India’s handloom heritage and the modern hunger for emotional connection. From that meeting came the concept of healing prints.
These prints aren’t about fashion trends. They are intentional visual meditations—drawn from sacred geometry, mantras, archetypes, and yantras—each designed to evoke a specific inner quality. Stillness. Courage. Remembrance. Renewal. Their purpose is to reach beyond the eye, speaking to the subconscious and gently shifting the inner state of the wearer.
Designs with a Deeper Pulse
The One in the Universe collection spans symbolic sarees, hand-drawn shirts, soul-infused bedsheets, flowing kurtis, and a Spiritwear line of healing T-shirts. Each item begins not with a fabric swatch or runway forecast, but with a feeling.
Perhaps it’s the need for freedom, or the call for self-trust. That emotion becomes a hand-sketched symbol. The design is refined, colors are chosen for their energetic resonance, and geometry is shaped for harmony. Only after proofing the design on fabric is it released in small batches—each piece carrying its own story, ready to meet its wearer.
The Hands That Hold the Craft
At its core, the brand is a celebration of human craftsmanship. It works with artisans—second- and third-generation weavers and block printers—whose skill keeps centuries-old techniques alive. The process honors slowness. The result is authenticity: a fabric where each thread tells of human touch, not machine precision.
Sustainability is not an afterthought but a starting point. The brand uses natural fibers, zero-waste packaging, and small-batch production. Many items are made to order, ensuring that nothing is created without need or intention.
Healing Commerce: A New Category
In a crowded eCommerce space, One in the Universe stands apart by creating what it calls Healing Commerce—fashion for consciousness rather than just appearance. A warrior-print shirt may look effortlessly modern, yet hidden in the collar is a subtle yantra, carrying quiet strength close to the wearer’s heart.
Every product arrives with a Symbol Card, explaining the meaning and emotional significance of the design. Customers can dive deeper through QR-linked videos and short films that share the print’s story. It’s a way of turning shopping into self-discovery.
Stories Woven into Fabric
The brand’s impact is best told through its customers. One woman wrote to say she wept while wearing her Remembrance saree, feeling truly seen for the first time in years. Another shared that her mother—who had long battled insomnia—slept peacefully within a week of receiving the Stillness bedsheet. “It didn’t just calm her body,” she wrote. “It softened her heart.”
These are not just testimonials—they are proof that clothing can be more than surface beauty. It can be an instrument of change.
The Path Ahead
Looking forward, One in the Universe dreams of opening India’s first Healing Fashion & Home Studio—a place where every element, from the wardrobe to the wall art, works in harmony to tell an emotional story. Plans include collaborations with schools, retreats, and hotels to design emotionally intelligent spaces that blend beauty, symbolism, and healing.
A Quiet Movement
This is more than a brand. It is a movement of remembrance—an invitation to reconnect with what’s timeless within us. By merging story, symbol, and slow craft, One in the Universe has found a way to make clothing not just wearable, but memorable, meditative, and healing.
In a world where garments are often disposable and meaning is fleeting, One in the Universe reminds us that what we wear can shape not just how we look, but how we live, feel, and remember.
