Samagam 2024

India Design ID 2024 – Mumbai

Theme: Design as Ecosystem 

Takshni’s Yatharoop

Yatharoop In our ever-changing world, where perceptions, opinions, and identities shift like the winds, Yatharoop emerges as a timeless principle—a concept that invites us to see things exactly as they are, without distortion or illusion. In this present life, where external chaos often distracts us from inner peace, Yatharoop is the practice of seeing and being with life exactly as it is. It is a reminder to live with awareness, acceptance, and authenticity, understanding that true beauty lies not in what we hope for or fear, but in what already exists. To live by Yatharoop is to be in harmony with the present moment, to embody our true selves without fear, and to see the world through the lens of clarity and truth. It is a path that leads not only to personal fulfillment but also to a deep connection with the universe, reminding us that in the pure, unaltered flow of life, we find the essence of what it means to be fully alive.

 

About India Design ID, 2024

In 2024, India Design ID took on an expanded format with dual editions in New Delhi and Mumbai. The overarching theme was "Design as Ecosystem," emphasizing the interconnectedness of various disciplines within the world of design. In New Delhi, the focus was on the fusion of architecture, craft, furniture, and technology, examining how these elements co-exist and co-evolve. Exhibitions showcased adaptive and fluid living environments with modularity, sustainability, and biophilic design as key themes. Mumbai’s debut edition interpreted the ecosystem through the lens of urban resilience. With materials ranging from concrete to recycled composites, the exhibits responded to the demands of fast-paced, climate-conscious urban life. Both editions sought to redefine luxury by grounding it in functionality, durability, and environmental stewardship. The narrative expanded from individual design objects to systems and networks that shape how we live.