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Heritage Ajrakh: The Cloth of Sindh

Ajrakh is the unique cloth of the people of Sindh. In India, the Khatri community who migrated to Gujarat continue this legacy. These revivals are block printed on handspun muslin, in the original colours - natural indigo, madder, and iron black, in a laborious process which can take upto 21 steps over several days.

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I Was A Sari

Ilkal and Khun Weavers of Karnataka

Textile designer Geeta Patil of Kubsa, is transforming traditional textiles hand woven on the pit looms of Guledgudda in northern Karnataka, through contemporary design. Locally sourced mulberry silk and cotton are used as Kubsa supports the entire ecosystem of artisan livelihoods, giving new life to this beloved textile.

Imprints: Textures on Tussah

This limited edition of wearable art borrows printmaking techniques to create textured overlays on tussah silk. Celebrating the imperfections of handmade, skilled hand block printers deliberately avoid repetitive patterns and let go. Each composition is alive with the invisible energy of an artist.

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Kambli | Art Quilts by Kamala Murali

Chennai-based artist-designer Kamala Murali’s first solo exhibition, MODERN IMPROV, shines a light on Kamala’s innate gift for colour, where unexpected compositions “just fall into place”. Her independent practise does not just explore the limitless potential of pre-consumer textile surplus and waste, but most importantly, it clears the clutter, and distills it down to the mystical essence of colour.

Katna's Kantha

KAVAND: Afro-Indian Quilts

ARTISANS' presents contemporary Afro-Indian Siddi 'Kavand' quilts. These creations are the result of a collaboration between textile artist Anitha Reddy and the skilled Siddi artisans from North Karnataka. Each quilt is a unique manifestation of Siddi women's individual expressions, crafted with utmost care and employing a captivating local improvisational technique. These vibrant and intricate quilts, with their bold designs and multiple layers, serve as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Siddi community.

Leera Jhilmil Home

Jhilmil by Leera Home is a debut collection of table linen, that uses stitch-resist techniques of 'Shibori' on cotton, hand dyed by artisans in Rajasthan, to bring festive colour to your home!

Lukka Chuppi

Madame Hall

Madame Hall's fun and funky fabric tote is made from recycled embroideries and block prints from Gujarat. A addition to you collection of quirky accessories, this shaggy rag bag will add a touch of whimsy to both causal and dressy styles.

Manifestations of the Goddess

Painting is an act of worship for Chitaras of the wandering Vaghari community whose art is devoted to the Goddess Mother or Mata. ‘Mata-ni-Pachedi’ are portable cloth shrines. In this series, the artist draws on paper or cloth without premeditated sketching, in the traditional red and black.

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