“Born out of our love for traditional craftsmanship and its preservation, Loom & Things works with master artisans in remote India to breathe new life into ancient textiles and crafts. Each piece is uniquely yours and has helped preserve crafts and cultures.”
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One of a kind Jackets
READY TO WEAR
One of a kind Jackets
MADE BY WOMEN WEAVERS
Handloom Jackets
MADE BY WOMEN WEAVERS
Handloom Jackets
Wildflower Half Sleeves
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- £ 110.00
Lessons in botany Half Sleeve Shirt
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- £ 135.00
Zikr Half Sleeve Shirt
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- £ 190.00
Zig and Zag
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- from £ 90.00
Turning a new leaf shirt
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- £ 120.00
Wildflower Full Sleeves Shirt
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- £ 120.00
Tic tac toe shirt
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- £ 155.00
Summer Breeze Shirt
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- £ 115.00
Meet the Makers
The desert artisans from Kutch, India: We work with block printers, bandhani artisan designers, weavers and nomadic embroiders from the region. The resulting fabrics take hours and days to create and are of the highest quality.
With the aim of reviving the ancient handloom khes weaving craft from Punjab, we have created a cluster of women who meticulously hand dye, hand spin and weave each blanket for our collection.
The KALA Cotton weavers of Bujodhi: We are directly working with independent master weavers of kala cotton, which is a pure rainfed organic cotton from the region.
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Preserve ancient Crafts
Discover pieces rooted in traditional craftsmanship.
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