I grew up glued to shows like History TV18's OMG! India, and the American classics like Pawn Stars and Storage Wars. I was captivated by the value and narrative hidden within old, forgotten objects. But after the 10th grade, a gap formed. I slowly started to lose that passion, turning towards a world of anime, losing my way a little.

It wasn't until I was a few years into my bachelor's degree that the spark reignited. Scrolling through my phone one day, I saw a clip of Rick, Corey, and Chumlee from Pawn Stars. It hit me—I can do this. I realized that in a country as rich in culture and legacy as India, there was no centralized, trusted, and emotional marketplace where people could buy and sell genuinely unique heirlooms.

That moment, combined with a small budget and a monumental vision, led to the birth of UNIQUESA—a platform where every piece tells a story. Here, value is measured not just in price, but in the history and emotion an item carries.