Two fabrics, two very different histories. Cotton slub was once considered irregular yarn; today, those variations are deliberately used to give the fabric its distinctive texture. Chanderi, named for a town in Madhya Pradesh, has been woven for centuries and is known for its remarkable lightness, transparency, and gentle sheen.
Learn more about these two beautiful fabrics, their history, and how to care for them.
Bright green chilies and lime, strung together, hang from doorways, shop awnings and rearview mirrors across India. Known as Nimbu Mirchi, this traditional talisman is believed to ward off nazar and bring protection and good fortune.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our pop-up with the shop. Explore photos from the event and discover a collection of handcrafted clothing, textiles, and home décor made with exceptional care and craftsmanship.
In the village of Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, master metalworkers transform discarded steel oil drums into intricate hand-hammered wall art. Every dot, every feather, every contour made entirely by hand, with a hammer and a nail.
Jaipur blue pottery is made from a quartz and glass based mixture rather than clay, then shaped, hand painted, and low fired with a cobalt glaze that gives it its distinctive blue tone.
