Hi, I’m Reet Kaur Sagoo, the creative mind behind Kauraline.

I’m a multidisciplinary artist and aspiring art consultant with a BFA in Fibers from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD).

I am deeply fascinated by textures, stories, and the little details that make a space, or a piece of art, feel alive. Growing up between the U.S. and India, I learned how to see the world from multiple perspectives, and I try to bring that lens to everything I create.

My work blends traditional techniques with contemporary curiosity. I create tactile, narrative-driven pieces inspired by personal history, heritage, and trends and I am drawn to themes of identity, memory, and belonging.

I approach every project, whether weaving, painting, curating, or designing immersive experiences, with intention, care, and an eye for detail.

The title Kauraline comes from my middle name, Kaur, which means “princess” or “lioness” in Punjabi. It represents my personal bridge between two cultures; honoring both my South Asian roots and my Western upbringing. Through Kauraline, I aim to create work that connects, resonates, and lives at the intersection of aesthetics and meaning.