Dupatta

To make a shaped-resist pattern, part of a fabric has to be bound, clamped, folded, pleated, stitched, twisted, or wrapped before dyeing; the dye penetrates the non-resisted areas only. After dyeing, and once the fabric is released from its bindings, a positive and negative design shows. This piece has been finished with Kantha hand embroidery

Shibori is an age old technique that originated in Japan. In this piece, we have patched together different tie-and-dye fabrics to create this piece

Batik is an Indonesian technique of wax-resist dyeing applied to the whole cloth. We have used this age old technique and created a floral design, that was then finished with kantha stitch embroidery on the body and the borders

Hand block printed Nakshi Kantha Dupatta , very inrticate work

Hand block printed and roller textured in three different designs, this dupatta has been patched together in the "boroboro" Japanese style

Intricate kantha embroidery in a geometric design, in a tussar silk dupatta with a silk back line finish

A dupatta that can also be used as a textile hanging or a throw on your couch. Left over scraps from the neutral colour family have been Patchworked together and machine stitched to give a Pojagi look

hand tied and stitched shibori, Shade dyed in 7 shades on rainbow col, this is one of our rae and exclusive collection in our archives

Hand stitched shibori with Nakshi Kantha all overall, the edges are finished with hand blind stitches