Pillow Case Phul Eri silk The wool is hand-dyed by

The wool is hand-dyed by Angtak & Catherine in Ladakh

or rolled up once for a fit above the elbow

dyeing: 1 day

tea leaves and many other shades - it is a "masala" of numerous different natural dyes we have dyed over the years

This skirt is hand-spun and hand-woven by our team in Assam and sewn in a small women-led studio in Bangalore

Pillow Case Phul Eri silk The wool is hand-dyed byphul (Assamese) flower This pillow case is hand spun and hand woven by our team in Assam and stitched in our studio in Ladakh. The yarn is dyed with madder and the small designs like flowers are made from undyed Eri silk. It depicts a flower garden. The silk is called eri silk and cultivated by Assamese tribal communities South West of Guwahati. It is a wild silk and the moth leaves a hole in the cocoon as it has to be empty before it can be