The Heritage CollectionFour needle and loom traditions, carried into the modern home.Shop the collection

Kashmir
Aari
A fine hooked needle, the aari, pulls thread up through the cloth in an unbroken chain of loops. The craft grew in the workshops of Srinagar and flourished under Mughal patronage.
Every line is worked loop by loop, by hand.
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Central Asia · the Silk Road
Suzani
From the Persian suzan, needle. Families across Central Asia stitched suzanis for a bride's dowry: sun discs, pomegranates and carnations in bold, warm colour.
Our Suzani pieces carry those medallions into the living room.
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Rajasthan
Block print
Patterns carved into blocks of sheesham or teak, then pressed onto cloth by hand, one impression at a time. The printers of Bagru and Sanganer have kept the practice going for over four centuries.
Tiny shifts between impressions are how you know it was printed by hand.
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Across the subcontinent
Dhurrie
For centuries the everyday floor covering of homes across the subcontinent: a flat weave of cotton or wool, made on the loom without a pile, light enough to fold away.
On our stools and footstools, the weave becomes the upholstery.
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Five everyday moments, styled and sized for your home.
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BlanketsSoft layers for the bed and the sofa.Shop
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RugsHand-loomed pieces that ground a room.Shop
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Cushions & PoufsPillows to lean on, poufs to put your feet up.Shop
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Candles & LightingA warmer glow, after dark.Shop
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Little AbrazosThe small pieces that finish a room.Shop
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