Each woven motif tells a story, weaving the narratives of the women who craft them. Each woven motif tells a story, weaving the narratives of the women who craft them.
Handcrafted from indigenous wool sourced from the Gaddis, the Himalayan pastoral tribe. Handcrafted from indigenous wool sourced from the Gaddis, the Himalayan pastoral tribe.
Each woven motif tells a story, weaving the narratives of the women who craft them.
Handcrafted from indigenous wool sourced from the Gaddis, the Himalayan pastoral tribe.

Clove Kullu Coat

$980.00
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Size: One Size
DESCRIPTION

A labor of love born deep in the Himalayas through collaboration with Kullvi Whims, a women's collective dedicated to preserving the rich traditions of wool spinning and weaving in the Kullu Valley.

These coats are naturally dyed using local flora, embodying the very essence of the mountains and hand woven into these magical coats.
CARE

Dry clean only
SIZE & FIT

This coat is one size and will comfortably fit size S to size Large. We have designed it in a way to fit a variety of figures in one size.

Length: 123cm
Sleeve: 60cm
Shoulder: 13.5cm
SHIPMENT & RETURNS

Please bear in mind our brands are located all over the world. So shipment & return policies will differ.

As this coat is hand woven in the Himalays please allow 1 month before dispatch after ordering your coat.

You will receive a confirmation email when the coat is ready to be dispatched.

ABOUT HAMAJI

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A glimpse of our little studio, nestled under and aged fig tree in Kilifi, Kenya.

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This is a sketch of the Kullu Wool Coat I dreamt up at the Kullvi whims studio in the Himalayas.

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Our designs are composed of hand woven textiles from cotton, silk and wool, working with communites throughout Kenya and India.

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With a focus on women empowerment in rural areas. Hamaji’s primary mission is to strive to support existing artisans in their traditional craft.

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Co-creating with local artisans, we embellish the textiles through the art of hand beading, embroidery, natural dyeing and wood block printing.