POPULAR COLLECTIONS
Handwork Indian Cotton
A collection of Indian cottons showcasing awe-inspiring techniques from artisans we have met on our trips to India. Each of these fabrics boasts intricate details that tell the story of the skilful hands that worked them.
Every inch of these handloom cotton fabrics will be subtly different from the next. Discover block printed cottons from Bagru, Abhla mirrorwork and Tangaliya from Gujarat. Bandhani and Ajrakh from Rajasthan.
Many of these cottons are made from Kala cotton, a purely rain fed cotton that is indigenous to the Kachchh district. Due to the resilient nature of the plant, the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilizers are not needed making it a much more sustainable crop. It forms a strong and coarse fibre that produces a uniquely textured cloth.
The personalities of these cottons connects us to the origins of the cloth and the hands that wove and embellished them. They allow us to further value the craftsmanship and truly treasure what we make with the cloth.
