Handwork from Ajmer.

Where it's made

Our studio is in Ajmer, Rajasthan. Riya chooses every print and fabric, and every piece is finished and checked in the studio before it's packed.

We photograph in daylight at an old haveli nearby: white columns, carved doors, marble floors. What you see on the screen is the colour you'll get.

The work we love

Most of what we make is everyday cotton, from ₹1,300 to ₹2,000, in the crafts we grew up with.

• Hakoba: white eyelet embroidery, cool for summer.
• Kota Doria: a light, sheer cotton with a fine checked weave, from Kota in Rajasthan.
• Pichwai prints: lotuses and cows from the temple paintings of Nathdwara.
• Farshi salwar: cut wide enough to sweep the floor.
• Hand embroidery: on the pants of our cotton co-ord sets.

“I want you to wear it and have someone ask who made it. Then I want you to be able to tell them: a studio in Ajmer.”Riya, founder

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