Women's Hand-Loomed Ikat Velvet and Silk Reversible Robe | One Size

Women's Hand-Loomed Ikat Velvet and Silk Reversible Robe | One SizeNazzy Beglari has traveled to every corner of the world to delve deeper into ikat, from Uzbekistan and India to Japan, Cambodia and Thailand. Her reversible robes facilitate this meeting of minds and cultures by bringing together a mix of fabrics and techniques. This tie dyed, hand loomed design, inspired by a traditional Uzbek chapan, features a two sided design in silk and velvet ikat by Rosuljon, the UNESCO award winning ikat master weaver based in

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there was a particular focus on equestrianism

giving the crystal a striking architectural quality

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Like the Mélik paperweights

this skirt is handcrafted in Italy with lace sourced from France due to its long-standing heritage as the finest purveyor

and started learning the craft at just 10 years old

Fábrica Alentejana de Lanifícios has a rich heritage that dates back to the 1930s

A silver cigar case protects fine cigars from being crushed but would also have subtly signalled the bearer’s status when brought out on social occasions

It’s crafted from hand-blown glass in the heart of Cairo

Its form blooms with majolica and painterly brushstrokes: tulips unfurl among greenery

each one is shaped by hand in his Kent workshop