A light, breathable stole embroidered by Toda women artisans on a specially woven blend of organic cotton and Merino wool.
This piece interprets a simple grid — a measured, linear field that holds space for the embroidery to move across it.
The fabric is markedly finer than the traditionally used coarse cotton, requiring precision and sustained attention at every stitch. Each piece takes several days of exacting handwork to complete.
Packed in a reusable muslin bag hand-painted by Kurumba artists of the Nilgiris, whose visual language continues to document tribal life and ritual.
