handmade textiles

Floral patterns radiate outward in painstaking symmetry in this chain-stitched wool area rug by Indian artisan Sajad. Rugs of this type take weeks to complete, requiring careful hook-work embroidery of two- and three-ply woolen yarns onto a cotton canvas base. The finished product is a stunning burst of greens, blues, reds and earth tones that will brighten any room.

The loveliest vine pattern in bright gold is chain-stitched onto this exquisite duvet cover made from 100% cotton. Designed by Indian artisan Amit Moza, the beautiful queen-size cover will bring warmth to your bedroom thanks to the exquisite embroidery crafted by hand from acrylic yarn.

The Ardhanarishvara is a mesmerizing depiction of the Hindu deity Shiva and his beloved consort Parvati in perfect harmony. Exquisitely crafted in the captivating style of Madhubani folk art by India’s Parboni Ghosh, this remarkable composition unveils a hypnotic portrayal of duality. The half-male and half-female form symbolizes the inseparable union of masculine and feminine energies that flow through the very fabric of the Universe. Through the skillful use of ink and watercolor on handmade paper, the artist breathes life into this extraordinary scene, evoking a sense of awe and reverence for the sacred balance that exists within us all.

Painstakingly embroidered over the course of three days at the hands of an artisan, this mini skirt takes on its unique character. The elaborate design features immense detail in each flower, bird and butterfly, with each consisting of meters of thread embroidered through a time-tested process. Artisan Anaychay incorporates Andean identity into this skirt, which is fashioned from acrylic in the style traditionally used for the Qashwa circle dance belonging to the indigenous Quechua-speaking people of Peru. Comfortable, thanks to its cotton blend inner lining, and adapted to daily life, this embroidered mini skirt brings the celebration to summer.

Blooming on sheer white silk, colorful flowers are glorious. Designed by Dewa De Wardana, this exquisite lightweight wrap is painted by hand and signed. Slight variations are to be expected, as each shawl is individually handcrafted and is a unique work of textile art.