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Aangan · Spring twenty twenty-six

The everyday and the occasion

Twelve pieces in three cloths, woven in Maheshwar and Bhuj and finished by hand in Secunderabad. Each run stops at forty.

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Runs of forty

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The collections

Named, seasonal, finite

Spring/SummerAangan The courtyard, in the hour before the heat Spring/SummerSooti Handloom cotton, cut roomy and left alone Spring/SummerNeem Undyed, unbleached, unhurried Autumn/WinterChandni Silver on maroon, for the long evenings Autumn/WinterDhoop Warm weaves for a Deccan winter AlwaysMI Classics The nine pieces we never stop making

Who made it

Nine weeks, four hands

Kavitha has finished every hem in this run. Before her, a pit loom in Maheshwar that has been in one family for three generations. We print both names on the label because both are the reason it costs what it costs.

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The journal

What is on the loom

All entries

The studio · 2 min

Nine weeks, four hands

What actually happens between a warp being tied in Maheshwar and a kurta arriving in Hyderabad.

How we work · 2 min

Why we stop at forty

A run of forty is not a marketing device. It is the number a pit loom can hold before the warp has to change.

Cloth · 2 min

How to read a Chanderi

Hold it to the light. If the grid is even and the slub is uneven, it came off a hand loom.

“A label that prints the weaver’s name on the label, and means it.”

Vogue India · June 2026

“Runs of forty, and a refusal to discount. Sneha is building slowly on purpose.”

The Voice of Fashion · April 2026

“The most quietly confident debut out of Hyderabad in years.”

Verve · February 2026

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From the studio