Welcome to MasterG & Daughters
We break patterns
The Problem
The Khandaani Darzi system has been responsible for producing the most trusted and respected Masterjis across generations. As the legacy of the skill and value get passed on from one generation of male pattern makers to the next, women remain excluded from the power of decision making and livelihood. Today, many women have been pushed to live on the margins of the social fabric, such that they cannot imagine themselves being masters or leaders.
The Problem
The Khandaani Darzi system has been responsible for producing the most trusted and respected Masterjis across generations. As the legacy of the skill and value get passed on from one generation of male pattern makers to the next, women remain excluded from the power of decision making and livelihood. Today, many women have been pushed to live on the margins of the social fabric, such that they cannot imagine themselves being masters or leaders.
Understanding the roots of patterns
Humanity is a dense network of patterns.
A pattern is a repeat of objects or reinforcement of ideas in a sequence that make sense to the makers and those experiencing it. There is no such thing as a broken pattern. Each pattern exists to serve someone.
Practicing the same pattern repeatedly normalizes it, and makes us conditioned to accept it as if it were, in the first place, Normal. Before you know it, generations have passed before a pattern is questioned.
The Solution
By training women in the various skills of pattern making, we not only equip them to occupy high professional roles but prepare to be socio-emotionally independent. They become critical thinkers and conscious actors making the world a more humane place. livelihood. Today, many women have been pushed to live on the margins of the social fabric, such that they cannot imagine themselves being masters or leaders.
The Solution
By training women in the various skills of pattern making, we not only equip them to occupy high professional roles but prepare to be socio-emotionally independent. They become critical thinkers and conscious actors making the world a more humane place. livelihood. Today, many women have been pushed to live on the margins of the social fabric, such that they cannot imagine themselves being masters or leaders.
