Hand-made in Nepal
Cashmere, copper, lokta and brass, made by twelve people in one workshop in Lalitpur. Nothing is mass produced and nothing is finished by a machine.
The collection
SaleHand-woven in Bhaktapur from 100% Chyangra cashmere. Light enough to fold into a pocket, war
Hand-hammered in Patan by a family that has made them for four generations. Supplied with a
SaleA5, 120 pages of handmade lokta paper, stitched by hand. The bark regrows within four years,
One litre, hammered finish, no lacquer and no lining. Rinse with lemon and salt every few we
Traditional dhaka pattern in cotton, 45 x 45 cm, with a hidden zip. The colours are woven in
Out of stockRaw and unfiltered, collected above 2,500 metres. It crystallises in winter, which is how yo
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Why we started
We started in 2016 with two looms and a rented room in Jhamsikhel. Today twelve people work here, most of whom learned the craft from a parent, and every piece still leaves through the same door it always has.
Read our storyWhat customers say
★★★★★Ordered on Sunday evening, it arrived Tuesday morning. The shawl is softer than the one I paid three times as much for in Thamel.
Anita S. • Lalitpur
★★★★★The singing bowl has a much longer sustain than I expected for the price. It came properly packed, with the striker and cushion included.
Bikash T. • Kathmandu
★★★★★I have bought the lokta journals four times now, twice as gifts. The paper takes fountain pen ink without bleeding, which is rare.
Sunita R. • Bhaktapur
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