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A limited collection of handwoven Bhujodi shawls—each one illuminated by tiny embroidered mirrors that catch the light and twinkle like stars.

These are masterfully woven wraps with intricate supplementary weft designs that make Bhujodi weaving so distinctive.

It feels otherworldly to wrap yourself in these pieces.  

Along with these shimmering shawls we have selected a collection of silver and gold jewellery set with lapis, pearls, and aquamarine stones. Like the shawls, each piece has its own way of catching the light.

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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 No comments


SUMMER WRAPS & SHAWLS

When people ask us about the most spectacular handweave being done today, we think of a few places in India. One of the groups that top that list is the Vankar family of Bhujodi.
Tuesday, August 11, 2026 No comments

 

Beach wraps for windy shores, robes for slow mornings at home, and bandanas to wrap in your hair. 
Tuesday, June 02, 2026 No comments


CARAVAN BLANKETS

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Nights in the desert can be cold. When the sun goes down and the heat of the day leaves the earth, everything goes quiet. The air can be chilly, but nomadic pastoralists keep themselves warm with these robust and dramatic wool blankets.
Tuesday, February 25, 2025 No comments




BHUJODI SHAWLS

Drape a masterpiece over your shoulder.
When people ask us about the most spectacular handweave being done today, we think of a few places in India. One of the groups that top that list is the Vankar family of Bhujodi.
Thursday, October 24, 2024 No comments




The weavers of Bhujodi are known as some of the most accomplished artisans working in handloom today. They have a wide range of skills and can bring their traditional design sense to play in many formats. See, for example, this incredible selection of panel blankets, bed covers, throws, scarves, and shawls. 
Friday, July 05, 2024 No comments




Traditional handloom is a remarkably flexible technology. Handloom permits weaving from fibres too fine to be handled by industrial mills. The mechanism of the loom (almost always worked with bare feet) permits the weaver to judge by feel when it is too damp, or too dry to continue working with hand spun cotton.
Thursday, May 23, 2024 No comments



BHUJODI SHAWLS

Drape a masterpiece over your shoulder.
When people ask us about the most spectacular handweave being done today, we think of a few places in India. One of the groups that top that list is the Vankar family of Bhujodi.
Tuesday, February 07, 2023 No comments






This bag is the result of bringing two great artisan communities together. Leatherworkers from Central Rajasthan (The Artisans Alliance of Jawaja) and weavers from the western Kachchh Desert (Vankar weavers of Bhujodi). This is more than just a bag, it is an example of artisans working together to create beautiful, exceptional pieces.

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The weavers of Bhujodi are known as some of the most accomplished artisans working in handloom today. They have a wide range of skills and can bring their traditional design sense to play in many formats. See, for example, this incredible selection of panel blankets, bed covers and throws.   

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To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.

Thursday, November 03, 2022 No comments


BHUJODI SHAWLS

Drape a masterpiece over your shoulder.

There is handweave and there is handweave.

The Vankar community of Bhujodi, India, has held steadfast in their belief that handweave matters: that skill can be taught, maintained, and improved; and that each time you warp up a loom, you are given the opportunity to express yourself in thread.

What the weavers believe, shows so clearly in these shawls. Naturally dyed threads woven into impeccable geometries, all natural fibres.


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To our U.S. customers – don't forget that the exchange rate works in your favour, it's like an extra discount.

Friday, October 14, 2022 No comments
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