Quilts
Is where it all started, from intricate patchwork involving 40-50 different fabrics, Embroidered and Appliques, printed voiles – block, hand screen, rotary & digital, garment dyed. Hand Quilting has been and continues to be our strength. Equally important are the quilts and coverlets made on high tech embroidery and quilting machines. Quilts can be made in multiple fabrics – a variety of cottons, linens, silks, velvets, polyester and more.
Kantha
These light weight quilts have very intricate work. This type of embroidery is like a running stitch on soft fabrics. The hand made pom poms are the icing on the cake.
Patchwork Quilt
Inspired by the windmill brightly colored ditsy prints pieced together with a solid background. Hand quilted by women artisans.
Block Print
Wooden blocks are first carved based on the design to be printed. The number of blocks depends on the number of colors. The fabric is stretched onto a table. The printing is done one block at a time across the length of the table where the block is used much like
Machine Tufting
The richness of a gauzy linen fabric is what’s important, therefore, the light tacking done on multi head embroidery machines – letting the fabric do all the talking.
Hand, Crewel and satin stitch embroidery all in this one quilt. Hand quilted in a diamond pattern.
A very traditional yet contemporary quilt, the first step is to piece together a block and then sew blocks to create the quilt topper. After sandwiching the cotton batting each block is held firm on a frame and quilted in the intricate pattern
An interplay of textures and tonal colours, set in a modern geo pattern, hand quilted by women artisans, are what give this quilt it’s character.