India has always believed in a sense of belonging - to a place, its people, its seasons and its surroundings.
As the season changes, we look towards Kachchh, a region we have been working with for over 15 years. A relationship shaped by its people, craft communities and the ways they make.
We see Kachchh through its land, its light and the return of the flamingos each year, arriving with the changing season and staying until November.
This collection brings these threads together through colour, material and craft, a study of Kachchh through land, people and movement.
Somewhere between the land and flight.
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Living Tradition: Solar Canvas
Across India, the changing of seasons is marked through gatherings, rituals, harvests, songs, and small acts of celebration. Seasonal festivals become markers of time, carrying memories tied to lan...
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There are fabrics that clothe the body, and then there are fabrics that remember the body. Mul belongs to the latter. Macro shot of mul fabric, West Bengal. Before the rise of industrial yarns and...
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Ponduru Cotton: Indigenous Red Cotton
India is home to Ponduru red cotton or Red cotton refers to the rare, indigenous "yerra patti" (red cotton) or "konda patti" (hill cotton) grown in Andhra Pradesh's Srikakulam district. This short...
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