Handwoven in India
Textiles that still carry the hand that made them.
A narrow edit of India’s handwoven and hand printed cloth, chosen loom by loom and made for wardrobes worn every day.
Heirloom silk
Banarasi, woven for the occasions you keep.
Luminous tussar silk and kadwa buta, handwoven in Uttar Pradesh over weeks rather than hours.
Natural dye
Ajrakh indigo, printed by hand in Kutch.
Resist printed in many slow passes, using madder, indigo and the river washed craft of Ajrakhpur.
Narmada handloom
Maheshwari, light enough to wear all day.
Cotton silk woven on the banks of the Narmada, with the flat zari border Maheshwar has kept for three centuries.
Rain fed cotton
Kala cotton, block printed for the everyday.
Unirrigated Kutchi cotton, hand printed in buti and border, cut as three piece sets you can stitch to your own fit.
Explore the Collection
Start with the textile, not the menu.
Choose by drape, set, layer, or yardage. Each route opens into craft, fabric, occasion, and region.
Sarees
Drape led pieces in woven, printed, painted, and dyed traditions.
Banarasi · Chanderi · Bagh · AjrakhExplore Sarees
Suit Materials
Unstitched sets selected for comfort, print character, personal tailoring, everyday elegance, and festive wear.
Kala Cotton · Bagh · Dabu · ModalExplore Suit Materials
Dupattas
Expressive layers in painted, printed, dyed, and woven traditions.
Kalamkari · Bandhej · AjrakhExplore Dupattas
Fabric
Textiles by the metre for custom tailoring and considered wardrobes.
Cotton · Linen · Silk CottonExplore FabricCraft Over Speed
Handmade is read through detail.
Pressure of a block, breath of a weave, movement of dye, and hand of the painter are not flaws. They are the record of making.
The rhythm of the block
Slight shifts reveal where one impression meets the next.
The breath of the weave
Texture, tension, and slub show fibre, loom, and judgment.
The movement of dye
Colour settles differently across fibre, water, and hand process.
The hand of the painter
The line carries pressure, pace, and intention.
New Arrivals
Just off the loom.
The newest sarees, suit materials, dupattas, and fabrics to reach the studio, each one checked by hand before it is listed.
10 pieces in this edit
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Small BatchKala Cotton Handloom Fabric
Rs. 890.00 INRKala Cotton Handloom · Kala Cotton · Undyed ecru
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By the MetreMaheshwari Silk Cotton Fabric
Rs. 1,250.00 INRMaheshwari · Silk Cotton · Indigo with a fine ecru cross-grain
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DupattaBandhej Georgette Dupatta
Rs. 2,850.00 INRBandhej · Georgette · Rani pink with marigold and undyed white dots
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DupattaAjrakh Indigo Cotton Dupatta
Rs. 3,250.00 INRAjrakh · Cotton · Natural indigo and madder with cream resist
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Suit MaterialBagh Hand Block Cotton Suit Material
Rs. 5,600.00 INRBagh · Cotton · Madder red and iron black on undyed cream
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Small BatchKala Cotton Unstitched Suit Material
Rs. 4,950.00 INRKala Cotton Handloom · Kala Cotton · Natural black with undyed ecru dupatta
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Only 3 leftSareeAjrakh Modal Silk Saree
Rs. 6,450.00 INRAjrakh · Modal Silk · Indigo and madder with ivory resist
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SareeMaheshwari Silk Cotton Saree
Rs. 5,200.00 INRMaheshwari · Silk Cotton · Deep teal with an ivory and gold reversible border
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Customer Notes
What customers notice after the textile arrives.
Verified purchase · WhatsApp walkthrough
“The walkthrough helped me see the drape, reverse side, and colour in natural light. It felt like buying from a boutique, not a website.”
Hand block print · Craft explained
“The small variations made the piece feel personal. The team explained the craft clearly, so I knew what to expect.”
Gift order · Careful packaging
“The saree felt special before it was even opened. The wrapping, care note, and fabric made it feel like a meaningful gift.”
Suit material · Everyday elegance
“The fabric was soft, breathable, and easy to imagine after tailoring. It had exactly the quiet everyday elegance I wanted.”
The Boutique Floor
See what the screen cannot fully show.
Request a private walkthrough over WhatsApp to inspect fabric fall, texture, colour in natural light, reverse side, and styling possibilities before you decide.
Inspect the Drape
See how the textile falls, moves, and carries weight.
Read the Texture
Ask for close ups of weave, print, dye, slub, or painted linework.
Compare in Natural Light
Check colour depth in daylight before deciding.
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Founder Led Curation
The piece is chosen by three kinds of care.
Founder led does not mean a face on a page. It means the textile has been seen, questioned, handled, and understood before it reaches you.
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“Second tour of duty.”
Aparna chooses at the source.
Travel, artisan relationships, exhibitions, and field listening shape the first edit.
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“The supply chain of tradition.”
Anita carries it with precision.
Sourcing, quality checks, folding, packaging, and customer experience keep the promise intact.
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“Value across time, memory, and generations.”
Nandini protects its value.
Each piece is considered for longevity, sustainability, heirloom worth, and conscious buying.