Walk into a newly renovated apartment or café in Dhaka, and chances are, you’ll spot a cane chair by the window, a nakshi ...

What started as a simple way to reuse old saris and dhotis by turning them into quilts and wraps has now become one of ...

Kantha Kantha from Bengal takes discarded cloth and stitches it into something new and charming. Lightweight quilts double up as throws over reading chairs or at the foot of a bed.

Indian kantha quilting involves layering old saris and stitching them together with intricate designs, a tradition passed down through generations, whilst in Japan a form of patchwork known as boro ...

It is this kind of understated circularity — local sourcing, durable materials, low-waste habits — that has defined India’s craft economy: techniques such as Kantha stitching, where layers of old ...

Discover Wrapped in History, Vikram Goyal’s striking tribute to artisans and wildlife conservation with designs from Ralph ...

Are you tired of your current tablecloth? Head to the thrift store and look for unique quilts that fit your decor for a ...

Designers are bringing back beloved quilts in 2025 —not just for beds, but for walls, tables, and even gallery spaces.

Mazloomi’s creative practice has come a long way since that first quilt, which she still has (and asks her children not to ...