Collection: The Dupatta Edit

Every dupatta in this collection begins on a handloom, in the hands of a weaver or printer who learned the craft from the generation before them. Ikat from the pit looms of the Deccan, where each thread is dyed before it is ever woven. Bagru and Ajrakh from Rajasthan and Kutch, block-printed in natural indigo and madder over days of resist and wash. Bhujodi from the weavers of Kutch, with its quiet geometry and extra-weft detailing.

No two pieces are identical. Slubs, small irregularities in the print, a thread that sits differently — these are not flaws but the signature of a hand at work.

Drape them over a plain kurta, a saree, or a linen shirt. Each one is meant to be worn often and kept for a long time.

Rooted in Earth. Woven by Hands.