Limited runs mean less waste, better quality control and no end-of-season landfill. It also means pieces sell out — which we think is the honest trade-off.
Read more from the Hanya Studio journal for notes on craft, colour and the quiet discipline behind every piece we make.
Written in the studio, Lahore.
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Behind the Embroidery: Craft & Culture
Zardozi is counted in hours, not metres. A single festive neckline can hold forty of them. We visit the workshops…
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Caring for Hand-Worked Pieces
Never hang embroidery. Fold it flat with acid-free tissue at the creases, keep it out of direct light, and dry-clean…
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Wardrobe Essentials for a Lahore Summer
Khaddi, lawn and cotton silk in the right weights will carry you from April to September. Here is the short…
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