Jin Purple Scarf

Mitandio, has its origin from a Swahili word meaning scarves. It is the vision of two vibrant sisters, Jas Sandhu and Ruku Sandhu, who share a combined love for art, fashion and wildlife. The iconic prints at Mitandio are inspired from their life and travels in Africa and India. 

Jas and Ruku, owners of Mitandio, say, "We wanted to create a brand that was elegant and easy to wear; a simple accessory that has the sublime ability of beautifying even the simplest of looks. Each piece carries its own story and history, springing from mythology to political social issues to human values to nature, serving as inspiration to different spans of life."

Mitandio, has its origin from a Swahili word meaning scarves. It is the vision of two vibrant sisters, Jas Sandhu and Ruku Sandhu, who share a combined love for art, fashion and wildlife. The iconic prints at Mitandio are inspired from their life and travels in Africa and India. 

Jas and Ruku, owners of Mitandio, say, "We wanted to create a brand that was elegant and easy to wear; a simple accessory that has the sublime ability of beautifying even the simplest of looks. Each piece carries its own story and history, springing from mythology to political social issues to human values to nature, serving as inspiration to different spans of life."

Mitandio, has its origin from a Swahili word meaning scarves. It is the vision of two vibrant sisters, Jas Sandhu and Ruku Sandhu, who share a combined love for art, fashion and wildlife. The iconic prints at Mitandio are inspired from their life and travels in Africa and India. 

Jas and Ruku, owners of Mitandio, say, "We wanted to create a brand that was elegant and easy to wear; a simple accessory that has the sublime ability of beautifying even the simplest of looks. Each piece carries its own story and history, springing from mythology to political social issues to human values to nature, serving as inspiration to different spans of life."