Four Indian crafts brought together in a single field of color The Topanga Throw begins long before its first line of Kantha stitching. Wood carvers shape the printing blocks, block printers build the pattern across pure cotton, dye specialists prepare its layered color, and...
Ochre botanicals and charcoal geometry meet across a quilted field Inspired by the pattern work of Koloman Moser, this Indian cotton quilt balances two very different visual languages. One printed shell carries small ochre botanical motifs across pale cotton, framed by a warm geometric...
A circle of open space gives this Honduran candle holder its distinctive form The Asha Candle Holder rises from a tapered terracotta base into a broad circular frame, creating a silhouette that feels both grounded and unexpectedly light. Its open center allows the wall...
