Our Fabric’s

We carefully select the colors of our pieces so that you feel calm, relaxed and collected all day

We use plant based organic dyes, as far as possible. Once the hanks are washed off of excess dye, the yarn is processed into cones or bobbins for the shuttle which carries the weft of the fabric.

These comprise the pre-loom processes and are traditionally carried out by women. Fabric is essentially a network of yarns running adjacent to and across each other. Weaving on the handloom includes a few steps. First, the bobbins (locally called, Nada, in Kutch) are prepared as per the number of yarns in the weft, in a process called Winding.

Lastly, loom is prepared with the warp yarn – in a process called warping, every yarn of the warp frame is counted manually, and then in a tiresome process called drafting, each of these yarns is drawn through the eyes at the head of the frame. Another process called denting involves inserting the warp yarn through the dents of a comb like structure called the reed.

Our cotton is breathable and gentle on skin.

We firmly believe in creating fabrics which are in harmony with nature. All our fabrics are entirely biodegradable and ethically grown, minimizing the carbon footprint. We take utmost care to be mindful and empathetic towards Mother Earth. We celebrate the uniqueness of each handmade fabric which is laced with the modesty and humility of our weavers, who are the soul of this process