The humans behind the katta.

Quietly observant and endlessly curious about how ideas take visual form, Anwesha brings KultureKatta’s stories to life through branding, social media and creative content. Growing up in Santiniketan shaped much of how she sees creativity — as something where art, literature, music, nature and everyday life naturally meet.

She especially loves building visual identities and finding the small details that give a brand its own personality. Currently, she’s exploring new approaches to branding, visual storytelling and meaningful design systems, while drawing inspiration from Satyajit Ray and contemporary designers.

Outside design, travel is one subject she could happily talk about for hours — particularly how places, people and cultures shape the way we see and create.

Neha turns ideas, stories and experiences into thoughtful visual communication at KultureKatta. She loves the process of finding a visual language for an idea — from the big concept to the tiny details in typography, colour, packaging or composition that most people might miss.

Inspired by culturally rooted storytelling and designers like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, she is especially interested in work that feels contemporary without losing its sense of place and heritage.

Outside design, Neha is drawn to travel, photography and history, and can happily spend hours discovering the stories, architecture and traditions that make a place unique. Her ideal KultureKatta gathering? Good food, hands-on creativity, meaningful conversation, interesting people — and preferably, very few screens.