Arti Rajput is a textile and surface pattern designer with over 14 years of industry experience, based in Oregon. Working through Artily Designs, she creates original, handcrafted print and pattern collections available for licensing, commercial collaboration, and freelance projects. Her designs have appeared in products sold through national and international retailers (developed during prior industry roles). She has been recognised by Kravet, Rubelli, ITA, SCAD, and IDA.

Vibrant, layered, and nature-kissed with a folkloric undercurrent. Arti's work draws on botanicals, birds, and cultural motifs rooted in Indian heritage and everyday nature observation. The self-described aesthetic is "vibrant, bohemian, whimsical, nature-kissed." Selected Instagram images (8 patterns) suggest rich, hand-painted watercolour and gouache compositions - florals, botanical subjects, and folk-influenced pattern work.

All work begins by hand - watercolour and gouache are the primary documented media, developed through sketchbook into production-ready repeat patterns. NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi) trained, with eight subsequent years in the Indian textile industry. No digital software is specified; production-ready repeat outputs are documented.

Services offered: Collection Development, Custom Design, and Art Licensing (exclusive and non-exclusive). Target markets include home décor, stationery, fashion, and gifting. Products developed during industry roles were sold through national and international retailers (specific retailers not disclosed). Open to licensing enquiries, freelance projects, and collaborations worldwide. Also open to full-time roles.

Arti grew up in India, where her mother was a textile enthusiast and tailoring instructor. She trained at NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi) and spent eight years in the Indian textile industry working with brands and export houses. She later relocated to the United States (Oregon) and established Artily Designs. Awards include: Design of Distinction, Most Beautiful Collection (ITA Cover Competition), Outstanding Achievement, and IDA Honourable Mention - from institutions including Kravet, Rubelli, ITA, SCAD, and IDA.

All eight selected Instagram images are patterns. Documented influences and subject matter: botanicals, birds (including the Indian Roller / Neel-kanth bird), nature motifs, folk traditions, and cultural heritage. Collections are theme-led with custom motif and lettering options available. Work is hand-painted in watercolour and gouache with a folkloric quality built for commercial product application.