A leaf, a flower, a wooden block.
Four impressions made real.
Indian handcraft, natural fabrics,
everything that was pressed here, stayed,
pieces built to be worn for years.

Chhaap
Everything that was pressed here, stayed.
Karanj
Everything that was pressed here, stayed.
Olive kala cotton, slit and windowed to reveal a marigold eco print on organic cotton beneath. Every leaf was pressed by hand, and the print stayed.
Amaltas
The summer the trees turned to gold.
Real leaves pressed into organic cotton over two to three days, and a print no dye house could copy.
Jarul
Both sides are the right side.
Reversible, with an eco print pressed into the mauve face over two to three days and bare kala cotton on the pink.
Sarang
A stag, cut and stitched on one fragment at a time.
A stag pieced together from hand-cut block prints on featherweight European flax linen. Five hours of stitching to assemble, fragment by fragment, and no two have ever matched.
See It In Motion
See how each piece actually moves before you buy it.
Where It Began
Aureti started with a kantha quilt that had already outlived three generations. We make jackets and overlays with the same expectation: by hand, in small numbers, and never made twice.
