Fabrics

This beauty is handwoven cotton fabric from Odisha. It's a classic tie and dye saree. The yarns used are mercerized mill yarns. The artisans that can do intricate work are gradually disappearing as many have either moved out of the region or have chosen not to continue intricate work as it takes time and the compensations are not enough. 

The product is designed by Dayalu Meher. The family has been in the business of textile for decades now. They have around 30 families working for them. 

Dimensions
Width: 46"

Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent. 

This beauty is handwoven cotton fabric from Odisha. It's a classic tie and dye saree. The yarns used are mercerized mill yarns. The artisans that can do intricate work are gradually disappearing as many have either moved out of the region or have chosen not to continue intricate work as it takes time and the compensations are not enough. 

The product is designed by Dayalu Meher. The family has been in the business of textile for decades now. They have around 30 families working for them. 

Dimensions
Width: 45"

Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent. 

This fabric is printed using handmade wooden blocks. Fabric goes perfectly well for a shirt, pajamas, blouse, kurtis, and dress. The Motifs are aligned to the length of the fabric.

This product is designed and produced by Soyab Khatri owner of Real Handicrafts. Following his father's footsteps, this young man has dived into age old tradition of block printing. 

Dimensions
height: 45"

Wash Care: Wash Separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

Handwoven cotton fabric is soft and light in weight. It is woven on a handloom in West Bengal. The warp and weft both are mill yarn.

Dimensions

Width: 46"

Count: 100s X 100

The product is designed and woven by a co-operative society that believes in providing a better life to its people. They are in this business for more than a few decades now.   

Handwoven cotton fabric is soft and light in weight. It is woven on a handloom in West Bengal. The warp and weft both are mill yarn.

The product is designed and woven by a co-operative society that believes in providing a better life to its people. They are in this business for more than a few decades now.   

Dimensions
Width: 47"

*Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

*Actual colors may slightly vary.

Kala Cotton is an indigenous cotton from Kutchh that grows in rainfall only and does not need any pesticides, fertilisers or external irrigation. Thus it is an organic cotton khadi, handspun and handwoven. The dyes used are derived from natural ingredients. Thus this is a fabric with a very small carbon footprint. 

Feel the breeze of Kutchh when you wear this fabric. 

Dimensions
Width: 40"

This handloom fabric is produced in Ponduru, Andhra Pradesh. Ponduru is the only place in India where khadi is 100% handmade. A jaw of a local fish is used to align cotton fibres and thread is spun using a spinning wheel only. Ponduru khadi made from red cotton and hill cotton ( a locally grown cotton) is always in short supply and is mostly exported.  

The fabric is handwoven using mill yarn, by Sri Umachandra Weavers Society from Srikakulum district has been tastefully balancing the true spirit of handloom with modern needs.

The lines are horizontally aligned.

Dimensions
Height: 45"

Handwoven handspun khadi fabric is soft and light in weight. It has jaamdani motifs in khadi and zari. It is woven on a handloom in West Bengal. Both the warp and the weft has handspun khadi threads.

The product is designed and woven a father-son duo from Kalna. They are some of the few who can produce super fine muslin fabrics.    

Dimensions
Width: 47"

*Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

*Actual colors may slightly vary.

Mangalgiri fabrics are known for its tight and long lasting weave. The fabric has random tie-dye yarns. The product is handwoven in Mangalgiri region of Andhra Pradesh. It is 100% cotton. 

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Width: 45"

Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

This fabric is hand block printed using Dabu technique. Dabu Technique uses mud as a resist. The part of the fabric that needs to be kept as white (original fabric color) is blocked with a mixture of mud and gum. The technique is very ancient. 

The product is designed by an artisan that supports several families and works towards long-term sustainability of the communities. 

Dimensions
Width: 44"

This fabric is hand block printed using Dabu technique. Dabu Technique uses mud as a resist. The part of the fabric that needs to be kept as white (original fabric color) is blocked with a mixture of mud and gum. The technique is very ancient. The fabric is cotton.

The product is designed by an artisan that supports several families and works towards long-term sustainability of the communities. 

Dimensions
Width: 44"

This fabric is hand block printed using Dabu technique. Dabu Technique uses mud as a resist. The part of the fabric that needs to be kept as white (original fabric color) is blocked with a mixture of mud and gum. The technique is very ancient. The fabric is cotton.

The product is designed by an artisan that supports several families and works towards long-term sustainability of the communities. 

Dimensions
Width: 45"

This fabric is hand block printed using Dabu technique. Dabu Technique uses mud as a resist. The part of the fabric that needs to be kept as white (original fabric color) is blocked with a mixture of mud and gum. The technique is very ancient. The fabric is cotton.

The product is designed by an artisan that supports several families and works towards long-term sustainability of the communities. 

Dimensions
Width: 44"

This fabric is hand block printed using Dabu technique. Dabu Technique uses mud as a resist. The part of the fabric that needs to be kept as white (original fabric color) is blocked with a mixture of mud and gum. The technique is very ancient. The fabric is cotton.

The product is designed by an artisan that supports several families and works towards long-term sustainability of the communities. 

Dimensions
Width: 44"

This beauty is handwoven cotton fabric from Odisha. It's a classic tie and dye saree. The yarns used are mercerized mill yarns. The artisans that can do intricate work are gradually disappearing as many have either moved out of the region or have chosen not to continue intricate work as it takes time and the compensations are not enough. 

The product is designed by Dayalu Meher. The family has been in the business of textile for decades now. They have around 30 families working for them. 

Dimensions
Width: 44"

Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent. 

This fabric is hand printed in Sanganer near Jaipur. The dyes used here are extracted from natural ingredients. The fabric could be used for shirts, blouses, pants and dresses. 

The product is designed by design house that wishes to work towards providing financial support and sustainable livelihood to the rural community.

Dimensions
Width: 44"

*The stroke of the brush is horizontal.

Handwoven cotton fabric has vertical band of stripes which repeats at 0.5 feet. The fabric is very fine. It is woven on a handloom in West Bengal. The warp and weft both are mill yarn.

The product is designed and woven by a co-operative society that believes in providing a better life to its people. They are in this business for more than a few decades now.   

Dimensions
Width: 45"

*Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

*Actual colors may slightly vary.

Tie Dye is a very traditional art where either the warp or weft or both the yarns, before weaving, are tied in particular shapes and then dyed, leaving the original thread color where the yarn was tied. Tie dye is a complex art. The fabric is mercerized cotton. 

Dimensions
height: 45"

It is designed Dayalu Meher. The family has been in the business of textiles since time immemorial. They have around 30 families working for them. They have tastefully managed the heritage designs of the region.  

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 45"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 44"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

Ikat is weaving technique. It involves tying the yarns as per the patterns one wishes to produce and then dyeing the yarns. Later these dyed yarns are used as warp or weft or both. The process is quite complex. The warp ikat is the simplest while warp-weft ikat (popularly known as patola in India) is toughest. One needs patience and a great sense of visualisation to develop this art.

Each piece is curated keeping in mind the taste of our customers and the quality of the product. Our purpose is to give exclusivity to your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact. The concept of sustainability does not end here though. We make sure that the true value of the product is paid to the weaver for a sustainable growth. In totality, we work together for better tomorrow. 

Dimensions
Dyes: VAT
Width: 45"
Cotton: Mercerised

Wash Care: Wash separately using a mild detergent. 

*Actual color may slightly vary

The Kora fabric has mill yarn as warp and Khadi yarn as weft. The dyes used are natural. 

The fabric is designed by Blue Lotus, Telangana, an organization that works towards and believes in making rural life more sustainable. 

Dimension
Height: 47.5"

*Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

*Fabric would shrink 5-6% on first wash. Actual colors may slightly vary.

Kora khadi fabric is soft and light in weight. It is woven on a handloom in West Bengal. The yarn used for both warp and weft is khadi. 

Dimensions

Width: 47"

Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water using a mild detergent. 1st wash dry clean.

*Actual colors may slightly vary

The Kora fabric has mill yarn as warp and Khadi yarn as weft. The dyes used are natural. 

The fabric is designed by Blue Lotus, Telangana, an organization that works towards and believes in making rural life more sustainable. 

Dimension
Height: 47"

*Wash Care: Wash separately in cold water. Use mild detergent.

*Fabric would shrink 5-6% on first wash. Actual colors may slightly vary.

Handwoven fabric from Kotpad region of Odisha is designed by local artisans and collectively sold by the cluster incharge Prahalladjee. The dye used for this fabric is natural and the fabric is 100% cotton. 

Fabric is perfect for a shirt, kurti, dress, blouse or a pajama.

Dimensions
Width: 39" 

The fabric is woven from the cotton that is grown locally in the Kotpad region of Odisha. The dyes used for the fabric are extracted from natural sources.  

The product is designed by father and son duo, Kapileshwar and Krushna. The family hails from Kotpad region of Odisha. Their family is is this business for years now. They have managed well a mix of modernity and traditional weave.

Dimensions
Width: 39"

This handloom fabric is produced in Ponduru, Andhra Pradesh. Ponduru is the only place in India where khadi is 100% handmade. A jaw of a local fish is used to align cotton fibres and thread is spun using a spinning wheel only. Ponduru khadi made from red cotton and hill cotton ( a locally grown cotton) is always in short supply and is mostly exported.  

The fabric is handwoven using mill yarn, by Sri Umachandra Weavers Society from Srikakulum district has been tastefully balancing the true spirit of handloom with modern needs.

The lines are horizontally aligned.

Dimensions
Height: 45"

This khadi fabric is produced in Ponduru, Andhra Pradesh. Ponduru is the only place in India where khadi is 100% handmade. A jaw of a local fish is used to align cotton fibres and thread is spun using a spinning wheel only. Ponduru khadi made from red cotton and hill cotton ( a locally grown cotton) is always in short supply and is mostly exported.  

The fabric is handwoven using mill yarn, by Sri Umachandra Weavers Society from Srikakulum district has been tastefully balancing the true spirit of handloom with modern needs.

The lines are horizontally aligned.

Dimensions
Height: 45"

Handwoven fabric from kotpad region of Odisha is designed by local artisans and collectively sold by the cluster incharge Prahalladjee. The dye used for this fabric is natural and the fabric is 100% cotton. The lines are parallel to the width of the fabric.

Fabric is perfect for a shirt, kurti, dress, blouse or a pajama.

Dimensions
Width: 38.5"