buying guide
A practical guide to telling natural handmade variation from damage across ikat, block print, hand-painted ceramic, marble and fabric jewellery and what to photograph...
ajrakh
You can buy a fabric-covered diary for two hundred rupees or two thousand, and they look identical in a photograph. The difference is in...
buying guide
Khadi is hand-spun as well as handwoven, and that first step is what separates it from every other cotton on the rail. What khadi...
buying guide
Mul, cambric, voile, poplin and slub are all pure cotton. They behave nothing alike. A weave-by-weave guide with GSM ranges, breathability, opacity and drying...
ajrakh
Indigo from a fermenting vat, red from madder root, black from iron and jaggery. The plants and minerals behind India's natural dye tradition, what...
buying guide
Handloom and powerloom fabric can look identical on a screen and cost ten times apart in a shop. Six physical checks you can run...
blue pottery
Jaipur blue pottery contains no clay at all. It is built from quartz powder, glass and gum, fired low, and painted with cobalt by...
bandhani
Bandhani is tied by hand, one knot at a time, before it ever meets dye. What bandhani is, how it differs from leheriya, how...
abhla
Mirror work is not decoration that was added later. In Kutch it began as protection, then became a language of community and identity. What...
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