Dhara

Dhara — the current, the flow. Where Garaj is lightning caught mid-strike, Dhara is what comes after: water finding its path, moving in bands across the fabric the way rain runs down a windowpane. Hand-tied nui shibori pulled into horizontal bindings this time, so the resist lines run across the body instead of down it — deep navy ground breaking into indigo and white where the fabric was bound tightest. Relaxed, oversized fit with a spread collar and dropped shoulder — made to be worn open, sleeves pushed up or left long. Hand-tied and hand-dyed by karigars working from home in Rajasthan — no two pieces break in exactly the same place. That's the hand in it, not a flaw.

Fabric: Bemberg silk

Craft: tie dye