In a remote part of India, one woman has established a movement to revive the traditional hand embroidery, creating a sustainable means of income for local women. The region of Kutch once had a long and rich tradition of embroidery which made a welcome contrast to the region’s austere landscape. But, from the 1960s onwards, synthetic materials and machine work pushed this craft close to extinction. Acutely aware of its cultural, social and spiritual value, Chanda Shroff is preserving this unique heritage while promoting an exquisite art form and empowering women in highly conservative societies.