Throw 8 Dressing Gowns/Kimonos/Robs

Throw 8 Dressing Gowns/Kimonos/RobsLook at these gorgeous throws! Attempting to reduce wastage by increasing the reuse of fabric material, giving them a new lease of life. These one of a kind pieces are made using many layers of fabrics held together by hand embroidery called Kantha stitch. This traditional running stitch is done with multi coloured threads. Kantha work has been in use for a very long time for making quilts using old saris. Layers of old saris and other fabrics are

Machine wash at cold setting using wool friendly detergent

Machine wash at 30 degrees

This project also gives me the opportunity to collaborate with a group of skilled women embroiders in rural West Bengal

The fine thread count and relaxed weaving renders the fabric soft and resistant to creases

This exquisitely soft scarf is made on a handloom using a blend of Marino wool and  Angora goat wool

then tied with threads at the required intervals and dyed

The lotus motif is inspired from the locally fowns Lotus flowers in Jaipur

Flat front has a drawstring to adjust the waist as per your fit

This jacket celebrates that spirit of colour and craftsmanship

The ankle length bottoms have a flat front and elasticated back

The button- down half sleeve shirt has a breast pocket

grew up and trained as a textile designer