We have put together a wonderful collection of travel essentials for the summer! Here's are our top picks.

We put together a bunch of accessories to help spruce up your wardrobe by adding some vibrance and colour to get it spring ready.

Buy less, choose well, make it last - Vivienne Westwood.   A common complaint about our Katran totes is that they do not wear out. Durability is an important design consideration that we build into every aspect of our product and we are very proud of it.   The idea of making a surface of katran using the cutting waste from our studio came about in 2011. Larger pieces of fabrics were used for making textile flowers and the bits that were left over from that were further collected, sorted and quilted together on a fabric surface to create interesting textures....

Gulistan - The land of roses

A capsule collection of handcrafted textile roses in beautiful hues that are sure to bring a hint of old world charm and glamour to your festive attire and your home.

This past year has heightened our need for connection. Festivals become markers of celebrating close bonds with loved ones. This Rakshabandhan we are back with our handmade rakhis inspired by flowers. Genda, Gulab, Mogra and Sankhpushpi in vibrant colours and textures.  With each passing year we refine the details our textile rakhis. This year the cords are made in cotton thread that is colour fast and ties a tight knot that does not open up like the earlier silken cords. The loomba rakhis have a button detail that makes them easy to tie. We also have some bracelet style rakhis...

Rebirth - From waste to wealth

Rebirth is a collection of limited-edition textile bags and artworks created from upcycled fabric waste. 

Pure Ghee collaborated with a landscape architect, Raquel Coutinho Estrócio to create a collection of pared-down minimalist pieces for the woman living in metros leading very active lives.  The collection consists of multi-functional pieces that are meant for everyday use. These bags cover all the activities in her life like work, travel, and entertainment.  Here are excerpts from an interview with her, where she talks about travel, what inspires her and her rendezvous with India.   Tell us a little about yourself, your educational background and work experience. I pursued Landscape architecture from Évora University, Portugal and got my basic training in...

    (Picture Courtesy: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ) Ragamala miniature painting, Malwa, 17th century. (Above) inspired by the Megh Malhar Raga. It is a depiction of Lord Krishna and Radha dancing united in the joy that the rain brings. The parched plants and people are awaiting the clouded skies. Nothing beats the feeling of the first rain hitting the shrivelled ground. In India, monsoon is more than just a season, it is a celebration of respite from the hot and sticky summers. The streets fill up with drenched children, making paper boats, the smell of chai and pakoras wafting...