Zero-Waste Upcycled Textile Art for Your Home

My approach to textile art is rooted in the idea of scrap to story. In my Worli studio, no piece of fabric is ever discarded. Instead, I carefully select these remnants, whether it is a scrap of Kutch embroidery, a vintage Banarsi zari panel, or a fragment of Laotian silk, and re-assemble them into functional art.

The process is intentionally slow. I do not sketch. I let the materials guide the composition. I use traditional techniques like Kantha running stitches, mirror-work, and patchworking to join these disparate pieces into a cohesive narrative. It is a method that honors the labor that went into the original cloth while giving it a new life in your space.

Whether you are looking for a table runner, a wall hanging, or a cozy throw, I work with you to incorporate colors and textures that fit your home. Since everything is handcrafted using salvaged materials, every piece is truly one-of-a-kind. We can even incorporate textiles you have collected over the years, giving your own heirlooms a place in these new creations.