Manya D’Souza walked into THB with a 3D printer and a product that makes people cry. 🥹 Not sad cry. The kind of cry when someone hands you a tiny figurine of your late grandfather, done in his exact posture, holding his exact chai cup. And you realise someone spent hours getting it right. ☕️ She calls it Dot Designs Studio. Custom 3D-printed figurines - Chibi Pops - built to look like real people. Not the generic bobblehead you’d buy at an airport. The one someone commissions because they want to give a gift that actually means something. 🧡 She’s 20-something, building alone until she wasn’t. Co-building with Pranav on production. Leading content, distribution, and the full customer journey herself. No brand deal. No investor backing. No team of five. Just a printer, a vision, and the belief that every person has a story worth turning into something you can hold.🚀 She pitched at Night School in her first week. The room went quiet in the best way. That’s what happens when the pro...