
Jewellery work
Local colors


Batik
Bandhani
This artisanal fabric dyeing process is more commonly known in the West as tie-dye. The fabric is tied by hand, using a string, to create waterproof zones before immersion a dye bath, which reveal patterns once the fabric is flattened. Another method is resist dyeing, which consists of applying mud, wax or starch by hand, using a stencil or a block print (a sculpted wooden stamp,) on the fabric before immersion. Among the plant-based dyes we use are madder root, which give us a vibrant range of reds, and pure indigo for blues. The fibres we use are also mostly natural, like cotton, silk, wool, and alpaca.


Weaving
Hand Knitting


Made of nature
Fairy hand

