A Journal & Store Rooted in the Mountains

We bring together narratives and artisanal works shaped by time, place, and long attention. Each object and each story is created with care — not for trend, but for continuity.

Our biannual journal gathers richly illustrated essays, conversations, and contemplations on everyday life — nourishment, ecology, belonging, and well-being. Alongside it, our studio develops small-batch textiles and objects that honour indigenous knowledge while placing it in thoughtful contemporary dialogue.

At the heart of our work is a long-standing engagement with the Toda women of the Nilgiris, custodians of an ancient geometric embroidery tradition passed through generations.

Together, we have worked to reposition this practice — preserving its integrity while allowing it to enter new conversations in textile, design, and art. The work remains slow, exacting, and small-batch by nature, shaped by the hands, memory, and authorship of the artisans themselves.

(You can learn more about this ongoing collaboration here.)

Growth, for us, is not expansion for its own sake, but the careful unfolding of work rooted in place and sustained relationships.

Stay connected to the journal and the studio — essays, new collections, and thoughtful updates from our ongoing work.