Saori handwoven stole — mustard with fine stripes
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A Saori handwoven stole in mustard with fine stripes, woven on a Saori loom at ALC, Chennai. . Cotton, 250 × 40 cm. This design is one-of-a-kind — you won't find it repeated. The weaver chose the colours as the cloth grew, which is what Saori weaving is. Light enough for Chennai, warm enough for an air-conditioned office.
| Size | 250 × 40 cm |
| Colours | mustard with fine stripes |
| Made of | Handwoven cotton |
| Care | Hand wash cold, dry in shade, do not bleach |
| Stock code | ST0041 |
| Dispatch | 3 working days after payment |
| Returns | Not for a change of mind. Faulty or damaged, always. What that covers |
Buying several?
MATCHED BY COLOURThis one was made once, so an order for twenty is matched by colour family and size rather than by exact piece — and we send photographs of the actual batch before it goes out. Tell us the occasion, the number and the date, and we will say honestly whether we can make it.
Lead time is two to three weeks for ten to twenty-four pieces, and three to five beyond that.
Start a bulk enquiry →Woven at Aadhi Learning Centre in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, by our weaving team. We name a maker only where they and their family have agreed to it.
The warp is dressed
Around four hundred cotton threads are wound onto the loom by hand, at the centre. It is a day's work before any weaving starts, and it is where most of the learning happens.
Woven free-form
Saori weaving has no pattern to follow. The weaver chooses each colour as they reach for it, which is why no two pieces come out the same and why nobody here can promise you a repeat.
Cut, knotted, washed
The fringe at each end is knotted by hand. Every piece is washed before it is measured, so the length on this page is the length after it has shrunk.
Measured and coded
250 × 40 cm. Logged as ST0041 — the code on the tag, and the code on this page.
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