Studio Medium is rooted in a deep curiosity and a rich interplay of materials, textures, colors, and tradition. Founded by Riddhi Jain in New Delhi, the studio made its debut at Lakme Fashion Week in 2020, introducing a fresh perspective on garments and sarees. The studio's exploration into textiles, surfaces, and resist dyeing techniques is driven by a spirit of experimentation.

The design philosophy extends beyond the conventional, pushing the limits of familiar aesthetics and imbuing our work with a distinct signature. This is evident in our sarees, garments, installations, and home objects, all of which feature engineered placements and innovative techniques. Collaborating with artisans trained in and around our New Delhi studio, as well as master craftsmen from West Bengal and Gujarat, we reinterpret and contextualize India’s rich heritage practices into a contemporary language. Our aim is to craft pieces that will one day be regarded as future heritage.

Studio Medium was founded to challenge traditional perceptions of handcrafted work, illustrating that human hands, in conjunction with the right tools and frameworks, can achieve both precision and perfection.

Riddhi Jain’s design sensibilities were honed during her studies in textile design at the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad and ENSCI Paris. Following her education, she worked at a natural dyeing unit, where she innovated with traditional natural ingredients, expanding the industry's color vocabulary. Her early exposure to India’s craft industry, combined with her formal design training, has empowered her to create designs that resonate both within India and globally.