Before rugs became objects of domestic comfort, they were shaped by movement. Not metaphorical movement, but actual journeys across regions, hands, and materials. Greyweave ’s latest collection, Gaman: Stories Woven in Motion , begins from this premise, treating the rug not as a decorative surface but as a record of passage. The collection looks back to a time when rugs travelled far before they ever settled. Routes across Central Asia, the Silk Route, and pre-colonial India

For more than four decades, the Traditional Handicrafts Centre has carried the soul of India’s artisans across borders, quietly preserving what mass production could never replicate — the intimacy between the maker and the material. Founded in 1962 by Mahender Gupta, the family-run enterprise began as a modest effort to preserve the wooden artefacts and carvings of Jodhpur’s master craftsmen. What began as a preservation effort soon became a movement, one that took Indian cra

Studio MG’s latest project in Bangalore is a warm, grounded expression of design that bridges two worlds — the fast-paced rhythm of an...

Maison Du Luxe has never chased trends. Since its inception in 1983, the Indian design house has remained committed to craft,...