We only work with natural materials (no synthetics) and only use shell or fabric buttons.

Our commitment to sustainable material usage also extends beyond the production of the garments: we package everything in reusable unbleached cotton or up-cycled sari bags to minimise plastic waste.

In our block printing and natural dye processes, we always use AZO-free inks, such as a mix of vegetable/natural dyes and sun-activated pigment inks, where the need for chemicals is avoided.

Our natural dye team uses a mix of vegetable/natural-dyes and sun-activated pigment inks to create beautifully dyed fabrics free from harmful chemicals.

Eco-printing is a sustainable botanical print technique that transfers a natural print onto fabric. In the eco-printing process, colour is extracted from natural plant materials, like marigold and english rose and transferred onto the fabric, secured by steam.

The beauty of eco-printing is that no piece of fabric will ever be exactly replicated. Each garment made from eco-printing is completely unique and irreproducible. The print depends on the placement of the petals as they are scattered on the fabric by hand. It is also a completely natural and slow technique that uses renewable materials and is not harmful to the environment.

Block printing has existed in India since as early as the 12th century. It is a key part of the rich cultural heritage in Rajasthan. Block printing is a form of relief printing where a pattern is carved into a wooden block and then covered in ink and stamped onto fabric. It is a timeless and culturally rich technique performed completely by hand making each piece unique.

Our natural dye team uses a mix of vegetable/natural-dyes and sun-activated pigment inks to create beautifully dyed fabrics free from harmful chemicals.

We work directly with Ikat weaving families in Maheshwar who use traditional handloom weaving techniques and naturally dyed cotton. Our artisan partners weave in their own homes and are paid directly ensuring a balanced life and fair pay. We make regular trips to the weaving communities to maintain relationships, build trust and quality checks. 

The handloom is an ancient craft practice and an important part of the cultural heritage in India. It is a slow process that involves great care and attention to detail, that produces durable and high-quality fabrics that are made to last.

All of our naturally dyed, eco printed, ikat and handloom garments must be dry cleaned or hand washed separately in cold water with a mild detergent. Handle the garment with care and avoid scrubbing or wringing it out. Air dry out of direct sunlight.

Naturally dyed products will run the first few times they are washed.