Amrit Kumar and Mriga Kapadiya, co-founders of Delhi-based <a href="https://norblacknorwhite.com" target="_blank">NorBlack NorWhite</a>, discuss how India's rich textile heritage instantly caught their attention, why the trade show format didn’t work for their brand, and how they grew NorBlack NorWhite to being a cultural platform and creative studio. This conversation is available to enjoy as a written piece on <a href="https://advance-copy.com/" target="_blank">advance-copy.com</a>. Share your thoughts on this story and join our community of independent thinkers in fashion on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/advance_copy/" target="_blank">@Advance_Copy</a>.Guest: Mriga Kapadiya and Amrit Kumar, <a href="https://norblacknorwhite.com" target="_blank">NorBlack NorWhite</a>Interview Transcript: <a href="https://advance-copy.com/" target="_blank">Advance Copy </a>Music & production: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/e_talking_/" target="_blank">Emmanuel Corre </a>Podcast artworks: <a href="http://g-de-ubeda.com/" target="_blank">Guillaume de Ubeda</a>

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