FIBRE TERROIR • CONTEMPORARY DESIGN
Where geography shapes texture
Contemporary home textiles traced to specific regions, specific soils, specific fiber. Small-batch. Handwoven. Designed for how you actually live.
Contemporary home textiles traced to specific regions, specific soils, specific fiber. Small-batch. Handwoven. Designed for how you actually live.
Our terroirs are regions where geography shapes texture and communities shape textile — where generations of material expertise have built ways of growing, raising, harvesting, and reclaiming local fibers that conserve the ecosystems they come from. The textiles that result carry that story: where they're from, how they're made, and why it matters.
920m · Bengaluru, Deccan Plateau
Weaving heritage since the 8th century. European textile waste, handwoven by Khaloom's weavers. Short-staple fiber that only human hands can work.
The Deccan Collection - Karnataka Recycled Cotton
100–500m · Semi-arid grasslands
Temperature extremes create naturally resilient wool. Hot days, cool nights — fibre that regulates heat and endures daily use.
The Dune Collection - Gujarat Resilient Sheep Wool
3,000–5,500m · High-altitude plateau
Extreme altitude creates exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio. Fine wool from Changpa pastoral communities, handwoven in Kashmir.
The Highland Collection - Ladakh Wool-Silk
Gujarat Sheep Wool
our design philosophy
Our design philosophy is simple: contemporary aesthetics grounded in material truth. Clean lines that showcase texture. Bold statements that honor the fiber’s origin. Quiet sophistication that never apologizes for being made from wool, cotton, or jute.
We don’t ask you to choose between beauty and substance, between modern design and natural materials. Form follows fiber here—and both are uncompromising.
Modern classics shaped by India's biodiverse materials and evolving craft innovations.
FEATURED
Handwoven Everyday Linens
Circular by design. Recycled cotton from Karnataka handwoven into napkins, kitchen towels, and aprons. Designed for daily use — and thoughtful gifting.
Karnataka Recycled Cotton
Every piece sourced from a specific region. Geography you can point to on a map.
Regional fibers, traditional processing. Sustainability is structural, not superficial.
Contemporary aesthetics that never compromise on material truth.