SIGNATURE COLLECTION: KASHMIR
Research. Archive. Living form.
The Kashmir Collection is the heart of the atelier. Original archival research translated into digitally printed textiles and jewellery. The boteh, the chinar, the garden, are motifs drawn from a visual tradition shaped by centuries of trade, travel, and exchange, redrawn by hand, digitally printed, and brought into the present.
Sonya & Sarojini
a single practice, shared
The atelier began with curiosity and has never moved far from it. Sonya Sapru and her daughter Sarojini work across canvas, print, and cloth, at the intersection of research and making, heritage and contemporary form, aesthetic inquiry and material practice. Each piece begins somewhere in the archive: a botanical tradition, a visual language, an inherited way of seeing. What emerges is neither purely art nor purely textile, but something that holds both, and insists that beautiful objects are also intellectual ones.
Design as memory. The object as argument.
MARCH FAVOURITES: MOTHER'S DAY EDIT
CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE ATELIER
New collections, research notes, and objects worth knowing about, sent occasionally. Each letter includes something from the studio: a reference that informed a collection, a textile tradition we've been studying, a new piece before it goes live. It is not a newsletter in the conventional sense. It is correspondence.