Three studies

The Collections

Each collection begins with a different view of Jaipur — its printed cloth, and its architecture.

Three concept straps — ivory, indigo and rose floral prints — laid in parallel on natural linen.

Sanganer

Fine florals, printed small and spaced with care.

Sanganer, a short distance south of Jaipur's walled city, is known for delicate floral printing — small butis repeated across pale and indigo grounds.

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Concept straps in ochre and midnight lattice prints on a warm sandstone surface.

Bagru

Earthy grounds, geometric lattice, quiet texture.

Bagru's printing tradition is associated with earth-toned grounds, black and madder-red inks, and lattice-like jaal layouts.

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Concept straps with fine arched line prints on dark slate, crossed by patterned window light.

Jharokha

Architecture, distilled to a fine line.

The jharokha — the projecting, screened window of Rajasthani architecture — gives Jaipur's façades their rhythm of arches, shadow and light.

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