Our Story

The Good Place was founded with a vision to create a space where creativity and culture come together. Established by Shilpa Sagar, an artist and art historian, the studio promotes unique artworks, supports local Indian artists, and showcases antique furniture pieces that blend heritage with contemporary artistry.

The Good Place is more than just a gallery; it’s a vibrant hub for artistic expression and collaboration. It’s a space where art lovers and like-minded individuals can explore, create, and connect through interactive events like workshops, art classes, and open mics. Here, the old and the new meet, stories are shared, and inspiration knows no bounds.

About Us

At The Good Place, we celebrate the diverse world of art and design. Our space features a curated collection of art pieces alongside vintage furniture and paintings. From intricate artworks to timeless furniture that adds elegance to any space, our collection offers something special for every art enthusiast.

But The Good Place is more than just a collection; it’s a creative sanctuary. Whether you’re looking to discover unique pieces, attend inspiring events, or host your own interactive gatherings, our studio fosters creativity, community, and cultural exchange. Join us as we continue to bring art, heritage, and innovation together under one roof.

Our Studios

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Unique Crafts Corner

Rogan Art

Rogan Art is a 400-year-old craft from Gujarat’s Kutch region, where artisans hand-paint intricate designs on fabric using castor oil-based dyes. Renowned for its vibrant motifs, it beautifully preserves India’s rich cultural heritage.

Lacquered Wood

Wooden Lacquer Art from the Wardha community in Gujarat showcases the traditional skill of crafting vibrant, polished wooden pieces. Using natural dyes and a spinning technique, artisans create intricate patterns, preserving a rich legacy of Indian craftsmanship.

Appliqué Work

Appliqué Work by the Rabari women of Gujarat features vibrant, hand-stitched fabric designs. Known for intricate patterns and bold colors, this traditional craft beautifully reflects the community’s cultural heritage and artistic flair.

Mirror Embroidery

Mirror Embroidery by the Rabari women of Gujarat is a vibrant craft that features intricate embroidery with reflective glass pieces. This traditional art adds a unique sparkle to fabrics, celebrating the community’s rich cultural heritage.