Broken Homes, Living Craft
On the morning of 26 January 2001, Kutch was preparing for Republic Day celebrations when the ground beneath the region...
The Cloth That Travelled With the Herds
There is a different way to look at a piece of Ajrakh. You can look at its color first. You...
A Textile That Travelled With People
A piece of Ajrakh may look quiet when it is folded. There is no sound in its deep indigo. No...
Etymology of Ajrakh
There are some textile names that simply identify a fabric. Then there are names that seem to carry a story...
The Khatri Community Legacy
A textile can tell a story without saying a single word. Look closely at a piece of Ajrakh. Notice the...
Sindh to Kutch
There are journeys that begin with a destination. And then there are journeys that begin because staying is no longer...
Indus Valley and Ajrakh
There are some textiles that look beautiful. And then there are textiles that feel as if they have travelled through...
The Ultimate Guide to Gifting and Seasonal Wear
Clothes have always been more than something we wear. They become part of our celebrations, memories, relationships, and everyday stories....
Sustainability & Ethical Fashion
Fashion has always been about more than just clothing. What we wear can express our personality, culture, mood, and even...
Regional Nuances & Artisan Communities
India’s textile traditions are not simply divided by patterns, colors, or fabrics. They are shaped by places, people, weather, history,...
