Stories Handed Down: Tales from the Blue City & The Sisterhood

Stories handed down through artisans, daughters, and friendships made amongst the old walls of the blue city…

The journey of our small, limited-edition collections is never just about design. It is told through stories handed down through generations of artisans, shared between mothers and daughters, and discovered in the quiet friendships made along the way.

It is born amongst the ancient, sun-weathered walls of the Blue City, in the fragrance of the flower sellers’ morning stalls, and through the delicate rhythms of the silk and ikat weavers at their looms. It carries the songs of the temples, the movement of the ocean, the noble spirit of the Marwari, and a deep reverence for all things wild and free. 🌀

A special thank you to Gabriella Wilde for capturing this beautiful moment and helping us share this story.

At the heart of every piece we create is a commitment to sisterhood and conscious craft. We are profoundly grateful for our ongoing partnership with the incredible women of Saheli Women 💞 an inspiring community whose dedication, talent, and strength breathe life into our textiles while creating positive, sustainable change for female artisans and their families.

Saheli Women is a female social enterprise proving that ethical fashion can be a powerful engine for social change and financial empowerment. Click the button below to find out more about this amazing project...

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