Indian textile

In a repurposed cowshed in Goa’s Surla, a sisterhood of weavers is not just reviving the ancient Kunbi saree, but they are reclaiming its story, threading their own dreams of independence into every check and border.

From a Delhi runway to a Gujarat charkha, khadi links breathable comfort with craft and pride. Fair pricing, better design and clear traceability are moving handspun fabric into modern wardrobes while more value reaches spinner and weaver homes.

Treated with a mixture of oil and ash, coloured by the hue of an Indian tree — a single piece of Telia Rumal takes around 2 months to be completed.