About VRSA

Bringing the beauty and heritage of South Asian design to the world.

विरासतWhy the name VRSA? VRSA was inspired by the Sanskrit word Virasat, translating to ‘heritage’ or ‘heirloom.’

Carved sandstone jali and jharokha of a Rajasthan palace courtyard

The houses we carry

  • Sabyasachi
  • Tarun Tahiliani
  • JJ Valaya
  • Good Earth
  • Cotton & Satins

Wallcoverings, fabrics by the meter, tile, lighting and furniture — the full range each house makes, brought to the United States under one roof.

Stuti Anand, founder of VRSA
Stuti Anand, Founder

A note from Stuti

Hi there! I’m Stuti Anand, the founder of VRSA. Growing up as a first-generation Indian-American, I’ve always held my Indian heritage close to my heart, yet finding spaces that truly represented my unique blend of cultures was a challenge.

My husband Adi, whom I met in 2018, was from the UAE and we instantly connected over our ‘third culture’ backgrounds. A few years later, as we spent time in India for our wedding in Rajasthan, we found ourselves mesmerized by the beauty of the country’s culture. The architecture, sculptures, fabrics, colors, and music, were all a part of our cultural heritage that we had missed in our lives and our homes.

Inspired by the beautiful interiors we saw in India, we wanted our home to reflect our heritage in a modern way. Naturally, our search for those unique, heritage pieces in the States didn’t take us very far.

This led us to discover a myriad of incredible designers based in India. A light bulb went off, and I knew I had to bring access to this representation back home to America.

Stuti

How we work

Direct from the makers

We buy from the ateliers and mills themselves, so what reaches your client is the same cloth that left the loom.

Held in the United States

Shipped to you from our own warehouse. All U.S. orders are tariff-free.

Specify from the cloth

A cut memo of any design and colourway, and we will work out yardage with you before you order.

Seen in person

The collections are at the D&D Building in New York, by appointment.

Seen in

VRSA supplied the Sabyasachi wallcoverings and a bespoke wallcovering for a New Jersey home featured by House Beautiful.

House Beautiful — read the tour
The House Beautiful house tour featuring the New Jersey home VRSA supplied

Working on a project?

Trade pricing, memo samples and yardage support for designers, architects and specifiers.

Apply for trade pricing