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What we make

Six categories, one workshop network.

These are the categories we work in today — not a fixed catalogue. Most of what we make is built to a brief rather than picked off a shelf; if what you need isn't listed here, that's usually the start of a conversation, not the end of one.

An artisan hand-spinning pashmina fibre onto a traditional spindle

Pashmina

Shawls, stoles and wraps in hand-spun, hand-woven Pashmina. Plain-woven or embroidered, depending on the brief.

  • Handloom
  • Hand-spun
A hank of hand-dyed wool and silk yarn in purple, rust and teal

Shawls & Stoles

Traditional and contemporary forms, worked in Pashmina, wool or silk blends, in colours matched to a brief.

  • Handloom
A weaver's hand guiding warp threads through a loom's reed

Wool

Kashmir-sourced wool, woven for heavier textiles, throws and the base cloth of apparel pieces.

  • Handloom
A weaving shuttle resting on freshly woven striped fabric

Silk

Used for warp strength, sheen and fine embroidery thread, alongside Pashmina and wool.

  • Handloom
A finished hand-knotted carpet, seen through the warp threads of a loom

Carpets

Built for residential interiors, hospitality projects and bespoke commissions, in custom sizes and colourways.

  • Handloom
An artisan hand block-printing a pattern onto finished fabric

Apparel & Prêt

Jackets, Bandi jackets and Pashmina jackets — traditional material worked into a contemporary cut.

  • Power-loom
  • Hand-finished

A note on photography

The images above show our materials and process, not always the finished piece.

We'd rather show you real workshop photography than stock imagery of a product we haven't made yet. As we complete more finished-product photography, this page will grow to include it — in the meantime, samples speak better than photographs, and we're happy to send them.

Don't see it here

Bring us a design that isn't on this page yet.

Most of our production is custom or private-label — built to a brand's own specification rather than picked from a fixed range.