Collections
Six colours of the loom, framed in wood and glass.
Each collection is built around a textile — its weave, its palette, its hand. Every piece photographed is the piece you receive.
4 pieces
Firoza
Teal silk strewn with gold sequin bootis
Turquoise the way old Deccan jewellery wore it — deep, certain, lit with gold. A field of hand-set sequins that moves like water.
Paletteteal, gold, rosewood
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6 pieces
Gulabi
Rose silk with silver zardozi medallions
Rose silk, worked in silver. Paisley medallions set with crystal — the trousseau colour, kept quiet enough for a study desk.
Paletterose, silver, rosewood
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6 pieces
Zar
Gold and ivory brocades, zari and crystal
Zar is gold — the mandala zari of Banaras, champagne florals, dense jaal embroidery under glass. The neutrals of the house.
Paletteivory, champagne, gold
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3 pieces
Bahaar
Celadon and sage silks, flowering gold
Spring, held still. Flowering umbels and paisley sprigs embroidered in fine gold on green silk, framed in dark walnut.
Paletteceladon, sage, walnut
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3 pieces
Raat
Nightfall textiles in daybreak oak
The dark textiles — charcoal jacquard traced in metallic vine, zardozi dahlias on deep chocolate — framed against pale oak. Night, met by morning.
Palettecharcoal, chocolate, pale oak
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3 pieces
Mela
Zardozi patchwork and one-of-a-kind miniatures
The festival collection. Bands of amber, olive and black stitched with sequin medallions; wine-velvet paisleys; miniatures that exist exactly once.
Paletteamber, wine, multicolour
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