TEXTILES

KANTHA

Kantha is a traditional Indian embroidery and quilting technique originating from West Bengal and Bangladesh. It involves stitching together scraps of fabric using the "Kantha" running stitch to create colorful and intricate designs. This method not only produces visually striking patterns but also promotes sustainability by repurposing old textiles.

JACQUARD

Jacquard fabric is intricately woven on specialized looms, featuring elaborate patterns and designs. Its versatility and decorative appeal make it a popular choice for upholstery, curtains, and high-end fashion garments.

HANDWOVEN KHADI



Handwoven Khadi is a traditional Indian fabric known for its natural and eco-friendly production process. Made from cotton, silk, or wool, Khadi is spun by hand and woven on traditional looms, preserving its distinctive texture and irregularities. Symbolizing self-reliance and sustainability, Khadi holds cultural significance and is often associated with India's freedom movement led by Mahatma Gandhi. Today, Khadi continues to be cherished for its breathability, durability, and unique charm, making it a sought-after fabric for clothing and home textiles.