This WE members’ evening at Noun is an intimate conversation between Insia Lacewalla and Roma Narsinghani (Founder, Noun), centred on building a purpose-driven creative practice rooted in culture, community, and intention.

Together, they’ll explore what it means to create work that is not just commercially viable, but culturally and ethically grounded, navigating identity, authorship, sustainability, and scale in today’s world.

Why This Conversation Matters

In a time of fast consumption and surface-level storytelling, Noun represents a slower, more meaningful way of creating. This evening invites members to reflect on:
– The real journeys behind creative entrepreneurship
– Craft as a form of storytelling and cultural memory
– How women are building businesses with depth, ethics, and soul
– Why spaces like Noun function as cultural ecosystems, not just retail

About Roma Narsinghani
A leading voice in conscious design and artisanal jewellery, Roma blends material innovation with cultural depth. A graduate of Istituto Marangoni Milano, she founded her label in 2017 and has since been recognised globally, including by Vogue Italia, Pitti Immagine, Lakmé Fashion Week, and Helsinki Fashion Week.
Beyond her label, she co-founded Future Collective India and Conscious Culture Festival, shaping platforms for learning, collaboration, and responsible creative practices. She is the founder of Noun, a rotating retail residency in Goa that brings together makers, designers, and craft practices through ever-evolving chapters. Her work navigates identity, authorship, sustainability, and scale whilst reimagining how creative practices can be intentional, ethical, and enduring.

Flow of the Evening
6:30–6:45 PM: Arrival and Tea
6:45–7:30 PM: Main conversation
7:30–8:00 PM: Audience Q&A
8:00–8:30 PM: Curated walkthrough of Noun’s current chapter