Short, square-cut jacket with a high neck, handcrafted in the Rajasthan desert from an extraordinary collection of antique fabrics. Only fragments of vintage and antique textiles, assembled by hand with visible stitches, have been used in its construction, along with pieces of traditional embroidery, antique zari and zardozi metallic threads, shisha mirrors, beads, sequins, rhinestones, and silk embroidery from various parts of the Indian desert. Each fragment retains its own irregularities, patinas, and small traces of time. Far from being considered defects, they are part of the history and character of these textiles and make each jacket absolutely unique. The garment is fully lined inside in a matching tone with cotton fabric, giving it structure and a soft, refined finish. A piece of immense beauty. A treasure of upcycling and Indian mastery in creating unique designs from pre-existing fabrics, making them completely sustainable. One size fits all. Due to its square cut, wide sleeves, and open front, it accommodates a variety of sizes.

Dupattas are the scarves that the women of Rajasthan wear with such harmony and beauty. They are large scarves that they use for everything, with which they cover themselves, with which they dry sweat, with which they sometimes tie their children. They are heritage, tradition, pride and culture. These are made of silk-like fabric and hand-dyed using the reserve technique, which is why although they may look similar, they are all different. Each point is made manually by knotting the fabric and applying dye or bleaching to it in its case. They are finished with silent bells or natural shells. The result is these vibrant dupattas with as much strength as the women who wear them