hello India!
making samples and drinking in the atmoshphere
whites
day trip to Jaipur khadi institutions
Martha Stewart makes our khadi lungis look pretty on summer tables
Selvedge magazine’s feature on Bon includes some of our solid wool shawls photographed in the Arizona desert by Kate Edmonson
if you missed us at NY NOW, a look at Spring 2017
our rustic bright towel in a fancy kitchen via Remodelista
our pop up at Fog Linen including the curry stand on the last afternoon
visiting weaving villages in West Bengal where much of our fine count khadi is from
the hand dye process demonstrated
spinning and dyeing rooms
grounds of khadi institute
if you missed us at NY NOW here are some highlights
*August 7th is national handloom day in India*
only cloth napkins for mom
Auntie Oti + Goop
one of our retailers of Auntie Oti featured by The Shopkeepers:
thanks for the lovely pictures of our things
our home studio featured in Japan’s Plus 1 Living
printed tablecloths featured in Domino
if we missed you at NY NOW you can see some highlights here
Kim Ficaro with Eye Swoon and our white napkins
a few highlights if you missed us at NY Now August 15. all new merchandise will be online mid September
coming soon
weaving still life
road trip day 2 :
Metaphor Racha weavers
yellows
the beautiful compound at Karnataka khadi institute, day 3 of our road trip with Metaphor Racha
more prints
turning raw cotton into roving :
bales of cotton from local farms
the cotton is fluffed and impurities removed
and turned into batting
the batting is fed into a machine that makes it into thick roving
which is then wound here
then hand fed into machines turning it in into finer gauge roving for hand spinning
making cooking oil from seeds 
whites
new group of gingham lungis
feeling for vintage prints this trip. fun to think of them being used as tablecloths, bedspreads and couch throws.
as seen in whowhatwear
one of the machines that makes our khadi quilts at Metaphor Racha
color napkin sets in Veranda Magazine
our khadi quilts in process:
two layers of khadi,
with two layers of muslin sandwiched in-between
even though they are machine stitched,
it takes several days for
a tailor to complete one piece
while waiting for it to be all sorted out back home
a tiny shopping peak :
lungis
saris
ribbon
printed scarves
big plaid blankets
plus vintage brass, cotton and wool blankets,
towels in every hue, scarves of all types,
new napkin colors, and a few things
we can’t remember
visit to the supplier of heavyweight khadi
used for our placemats
blue rustic towels
featured in
Food and Wine
our sourcing manager Mr V.
wearing a gauze stripe towel
at a recent festival