Rediscovering Local Cotton –Kala cotton is indigenous to Kachchh and organic, as the farmers do not use any pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. It is a purely rain fed crop...
Bagru block printing is a 300–450 year-old traditional art form from Rajasthan, India,originating in the village of Bagru near Jaipur. Practiced primarily by theChhippa community, it is famous for...
August 7th is celebrated as National Handloom Day, officially supporting the handloom industry in India. On this day, the government honours the handloom weaving community for their immense contribution...
India has one of the richest history of hand woven textiles, with each region having its own distinctive style. One such weave is Chanderi fabric which is names after...
Bhagalpur(Bihar) globally renowned as the “Silk City” for its centuries-old handloom techniques.Tussar silk is produced by wild silkworms (primarilyAntheraea mylitta) that feed on the leaves of forest trees like...
Natural & Bio-Based Ingredients True sustainable handblock printing swaps harsh industrial chemicals for locally sourced, organic elements to prep and color the cloth: Sanganeri hand block printing isa celebrated,...
The Golden Rule: Hand Wash Over Machine Wash Managing Natural Dyes & Color Bleeding Hand-dyed fabrics—especially those using natural indigo, madder, or pomegranate—frequently release excess dye during the first...






