Bridge Bharat’s collaboration with Dextrus, a co-working space in Mumbai, reflects the core philosophy of both brands: the deep-rooted connection between all living things. This partnership brings to life the MangrovesXGond collection, a visual celebration of resilience, transformation, and coexistence.

At the heart of this project is the artistic brilliance of Mahesh Shyam Singh, a renowned Gond artist whose work captures the rhythmic pulse of nature. His collection unfolds the life cycle of the mangrove tree, from a humble seed braving the tides to a thriving ecosystem teeming with diverse wildlife. Comprising 25 intricate works, each piece narrates a chapter in the mangrove’s journey, illustrating the delicate balance that sustains life. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns of Gond art mirror the dynamism of this ecosystem, inviting viewers to pause and reflect on nature’s profound wisdom.

The choice of venue—Dextrus in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai—adds another layer of meaning to this collaboration. BKC, now a bustling urban hub, was once a thriving mangrove forest, an ecosystem that played a crucial role in maintaining ecological harmony. This transformation from a natural habitat to a concrete jungle serves as a poignant reminder of what has been lost and what can still be preserved. The MangrovesXGond collection pays homage to this forgotten landscape, reimagining its beauty through indigenous artistry and storytelling.

Through this initiative, Bridge Bharat and Dextrus reaffirm their commitment to fostering meaningful connections—between art and nature, tradition and modernity, individuals and communities. This collaboration is an invitation to embrace sustainability, to honor the wisdom of the past, and to move towards a future where progress and preservation go hand in hand.