Kanjivaram sari. Kansa thali.  Madhubani art. Kantha stitch. Pochampally weave. Tanjore painting. There is a slice of Indian heritage in each of these objects. We take pride in heirloom as they adorn the walls of our homes and occupy our chests,  passed down from one generation to the other. After all, “in the social jungle of human existence, there is no feeling of being alive without a sense of identity.” Today, I’m talking about one such brand: Sihasn. Sihasn is a celebration of the sense of identity we look from the past in our daily lives – a reminder of who we are, where we came from, and the rich textile legacies left behind by our forefathers. What is Sihasn? Sihasn is a recently launched luxury hand-crafted furniture brand that has India’s unsung textile heritage as its essence.  They make  upholstered furniture for the home ranging from futon and sofa to pouffe…