Two ancient crafts, a place for each of them in your home.

Suzani
Suzani comes from Central Asia, and its name means “needle” in Persian. For generations, families embroidered these cloths by hand with blooming flowers, pomegranates and suns, and passed them down as part of the home. Every stitch is placed by hand, so no two pieces are ever alike. Framed, it becomes a small chapter of that story on your wall.

Ikat
Ikat is one of the oldest ways to pattern fabric. The threads are tied and dyed before weaving begins, so the design only appears on the loom. That is why its edges look softly blurred, like a shimmer of warm air. In Uzbekistan it is called abr, which means “cloud”.
Slow work, made to live with you for years.
Each fabric is picked piece by piece for its colour, pattern and character.
Every work is stretched, mounted and framed by hand, slowly and with care.
Silk, cotton and wood. Nothing synthetic between you and the cloth.
Each piece exists only once. When it finds its home, it is gone.

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Our storyA piece made for your room, in colours that feel like home. Tell us about your space, and we’ll help you find the right one — or make it just for you.