AW25 — The Loom Diaries

We start
at the thread.

KORA is cloth before it is a silhouette — handloom cotton thrown in Maheshwar, dyed in indigo and madder, cut against the grain the weaver intended.

See the collection How it's made

No mill runs. No print files. Every KORA piece begins on a pit loom, in a dye vat, at the hands of someone whose name is on the tag — because cloth made slowly wears differently.

The Collection

Four pieces, one season

The Kora Shirt

100% HANDLOOM COTTON

Woven in Maheshwar

₹4,200 Made to order

Indigo Wrap Trousers

NATURAL INDIGO DYE

Hand-cut, Bhuj

₹5,800 6 left

Madder Field Jacket

ROOT-DYED COTTON CANVAS

Woven in Kutch

₹8,900 3 left

Thread Draped Saree

HANDLOOM SILK-COTTON, ZARI BORDER

Woven in Maheshwar

₹12,500 Waitlist

The Craft

Loom to garment, in four hands

01

Loom

Cotton hand-thrown on pit looms in Maheshwar, one yard at a time.

02

Dye

Indigo and madder vats. No synthetic pigment touches the cloth.

03

Cut

Pattern pieces cut against the grain the weaver intended.

04

Stitch

Finished by four tailors who have worked together a decade.

Lookbook

AW25 — The Loom Diaries

Look 01 — Field
Look 02 — Vat
Look 03 — Warp
Look 04 — Cut
Look 05 — Root

Next Run

First access, before the run sells out

Each piece is made in limited numbers. Join the list and we'll write when the next loom is ready.